Big Daddy 45acp
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BTW, the PO is a buddy of mine for about 20 years. We worked behind the walls together before he went to the city PD.
A good kid and graduate of Boston College.
Word has it, one shot stop with fatal results.
More news as I get it.
http://itemlive.com/articles/2008/05...breaking01.txt
Lynn police chief: Everything indicates officer was correct
By Thor Jourgensen / The Daily Item
LYNN - The East Boston man fatally shot by a police officer Tuesday morning held police at bay in a 1999 armed standoff.
Police said Michael Addesa, 34, of East Boston, confronted a police officer on Alley Street at 2:20 a.m. Tuesday morning and was shot after he advanced on the officer with the knife.
The Item has learned the officer who fatally shot Addesa is Paul Holey. He is a 14-year department veteran and a 1999 recipient of the department’s medal of valor.
Lynn Police Chief John Suslak said Holey had been placed on administrative leave for a fedw days which is part of the department’s regular procedure.
“You can be 1,000 percent right in a situation like this and it is still going to affect the officer,” Suslak said. “At this point everything indicates that (Holey) was 100 percent right in his actions.”
During the 1999 standoff, Addesa was the man who was in a five-hour standoff with police on Oct. 4 in Neptune Towers.
A heavily armed police tactical team subdued the machete-wielding Addesa after his girlfriend and her teenage son escaped from the high-rise apartment.
Police and the Essex District Attorney’s office refused to identify the officer but said he spotted Addesa acting in a suspicious manner at the corner of Alley and Commercial streets and chased him on foot down Alley after Addesa refused a command to stop.
A release from the District Attorney office said Addesa had slit one of his wrists at his girlfriend’s Lynn home.
A good kid and graduate of Boston College.
Word has it, one shot stop with fatal results.
More news as I get it.
http://itemlive.com/articles/2008/05...breaking01.txt
Lynn police chief: Everything indicates officer was correct
By Thor Jourgensen / The Daily Item
LYNN - The East Boston man fatally shot by a police officer Tuesday morning held police at bay in a 1999 armed standoff.
Police said Michael Addesa, 34, of East Boston, confronted a police officer on Alley Street at 2:20 a.m. Tuesday morning and was shot after he advanced on the officer with the knife.
The Item has learned the officer who fatally shot Addesa is Paul Holey. He is a 14-year department veteran and a 1999 recipient of the department’s medal of valor.
Lynn Police Chief John Suslak said Holey had been placed on administrative leave for a fedw days which is part of the department’s regular procedure.
“You can be 1,000 percent right in a situation like this and it is still going to affect the officer,” Suslak said. “At this point everything indicates that (Holey) was 100 percent right in his actions.”
During the 1999 standoff, Addesa was the man who was in a five-hour standoff with police on Oct. 4 in Neptune Towers.
A heavily armed police tactical team subdued the machete-wielding Addesa after his girlfriend and her teenage son escaped from the high-rise apartment.
Police and the Essex District Attorney’s office refused to identify the officer but said he spotted Addesa acting in a suspicious manner at the corner of Alley and Commercial streets and chased him on foot down Alley after Addesa refused a command to stop.
A release from the District Attorney office said Addesa had slit one of his wrists at his girlfriend’s Lynn home.
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