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Suspect in Bank Robbery in Hospital After Being Shot
Chucktown, NC. – Police in Chucktown were alarmed when an undercover officer from the next county over called their station to report an attempted robbery. When they got to their local Union One bank, the scene of the crime, they found their suspect had been shot in the chest twice and was in critical condition. An ambulance had taken him to the local Mercy Hospital.
The undercover officer, officer DoGood, and the rest of his force reported that the man was observed concealing an illegal weapon in a flower delivery box. When he was then observed with the weapon pacing and smoking in the parking lot of the Union One bank they realized his plan to rob the bank. It was at this time their Officer identified himself to the man and approached him.
“I guess the guy knew him or something .” said an onlooker about the scene. Mr. Witness also said that it was at that point the suspect “dropped his box of flowers and pulled out a shotgun” trying hurriedly to load it. “I guess he was going to shoot the guy right there in the parking lot.” He said of the less than ordinary scene “I didn’t think that this was actually what I was seeing, I thought it was like a movie set or something.”
Until he saw the blood. When officer DoGood saw the suspect brandish his weapon he drew his own shoulder holstered pistol; and shot the man in the chest; two times. As the suspect fell to the ground bleeding officer DoGood, who had recently been on probation for drug charges, called his own police force to report the scene and it was not until fourty-five minutes later that the local authorities with jurisdiction were contacted.
Officer DoGood, a twenty-five year veteran of the force was relieved to finally catch his man, he said he had been following the suspect for weeks after having questioned him as a suspect in another case. Authorities said that marijuana was involved, and in a small town like this; a little trouble like that is all you need to be treated with a heavy hand.
Chucktown, NC. – Police in Chucktown were alarmed when an undercover officer from the next county over called their station to report an attempted robbery. When they got to their local Union One bank, the scene of the crime, they found their suspect had been shot in the chest twice and was in critical condition. An ambulance had taken him to the local Mercy Hospital.
The undercover officer, officer DoGood, and the rest of his force reported that the man was observed concealing an illegal weapon in a flower delivery box. When he was then observed with the weapon pacing and smoking in the parking lot of the Union One bank they realized his plan to rob the bank. It was at this time their Officer identified himself to the man and approached him.
“I guess the guy knew him or something .” said an onlooker about the scene. Mr. Witness also said that it was at that point the suspect “dropped his box of flowers and pulled out a shotgun” trying hurriedly to load it. “I guess he was going to shoot the guy right there in the parking lot.” He said of the less than ordinary scene “I didn’t think that this was actually what I was seeing, I thought it was like a movie set or something.”
Until he saw the blood. When officer DoGood saw the suspect brandish his weapon he drew his own shoulder holstered pistol; and shot the man in the chest; two times. As the suspect fell to the ground bleeding officer DoGood, who had recently been on probation for drug charges, called his own police force to report the scene and it was not until fourty-five minutes later that the local authorities with jurisdiction were contacted.
Officer DoGood, a twenty-five year veteran of the force was relieved to finally catch his man, he said he had been following the suspect for weeks after having questioned him as a suspect in another case. Authorities said that marijuana was involved, and in a small town like this; a little trouble like that is all you need to be treated with a heavy hand.
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