They're still trying to check his background to see if there are any of these kind of chases. You don't want anyone and everyone pulling out a weapon in public. . . . There's a fine line between being a vigilante and a concerned citizen. -Wayne Delk

 

They're still trying to check his background to see if there are any of these kind of chases. You don't want anyone and everyone pulling out a weapon in public. . . . There's a fine line between being a vigilante and a concerned citizen.


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One of the witnesses said they saw Daniels pull his jacket over his head to try and conceal his identity.

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He was removing it from his pocket and had it in his hands when it went off. At some point when he was running, his gun discharged.

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They're still trying to check his background to see if there are any of these kind of chases. You don't want anyone and everyone pulling out a weapon in public. . . . There's a fine line between being a vigilante and a concerned citizen. -Wayne Delk
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He intentionally rammed the police vehicles.

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They've requested that we do the investigation involving the Powder Springs officer who fired the shots.

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They made orders for him to put the rock down and surrender and he raised the rock up over his head as if to strike the child again. At that point, officers opened fire and struck the suspect. -Wayne Delk
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Depending upon the special conditions, they may or may not be required to stay in a group home. That's all depending on what the judge does in their probation or parole at the time of their sentencing.

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