Upstate Serial Killer Reportedly Shot By NC Police
South Carolina law enforcement officers are investigating whether or not North Carolina police have killed the suspect in a “serial spree” of shootings that left five people dead in Cherokee County.
Gaston County (N.C.) Police officers shot and killed an unidentified suspect early Monday morning after attempting to serve the man with a warrant.
The man fired at officers who had responded to a possible robbery, wounding one in the leg before being fatally shot.
The suspect’s vehicle matches the description of the gray, early 1990’s model Ford Explorer that authorities were seeking in connection with the South Carolina shootings.
Gaston County is located about 33 miles northeast of Gaffney, South Carolina, which is where the five South Carolina slayings took place.
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Comments
By damn the torpedoes on July 6th, 2009 at 8:08 pm
Probably him, the bastard was paranoid about something enough to shoot at the cops…
By reprobate on July 6th, 2009 at 9:44 pm
Good.
By Cooter Brown on July 7th, 2009 at 6:52 am
Welp, dat does save da peoples sum time an’ monies!
Rekon thare aint no appealin’ that judgment! Nope, he’s a goin’ befo the Big Judge now…
Hope fer the sake of dese good SC families an’ da fine folks of Gaffney dat this feller was, indeed, the killer an’ that dis nitemare is ova so’s dey can begin t’ put deir lives back together!!!
By Crooner on July 7th, 2009 at 11:06 am
Anybody seen a side by side of the police drawing and mug shot?