TEEN NABBED IN MURDER OF GA. COP RICHARD DALY

GEORGIA cops have arrested a 17-year-old triggerman in the cold-blooded murder of Deputy Richard 'Rick' Jerome Daly. The 55-year-old veteran Clayton Police officer pulled over aspiring headcase Jonathan 'Bunny' Bun yesterday afternoon to serve him with an arrest warrant. And when the terrible teen--wanted for an unrelated armed robbery-- emerged from the car, he was shooting.
Sheriff Kem Kimbrough said yesterday that the force is "devastated" by the loss of Daly.

He said: “For us to have never lost an officer before this was a phenomenal streak of good luck. And good luck, like everything else, has its time and its limits.”
Information on Bun is a bit sketchy, although happily he was bitten by a police dog during his capture.
According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution the slaying happened close to where Bun lived with his parents and two younger sisters. He had recently moved out.
Neighbor Garrett Anderson said: "There was some sort of fight with his mother. He left and hadn't been back since."

OFF-DUTY COP IN CLOWN COSTUME KILLS ROBBER, 16

JERRY MOORE wanted to go robbin'. The 16-year-old Chicago native even showed his older brother Mike Jordan his piece: a .38-caliber revolver. The Jerry told his big brother "I'm gonna rob someone."
Mike told the Chicago Sun-Times : "He was all talk, you know? I thought he just wanted to be seen on the street with the gun."
 Jerry figured a clown at a community sleepover event would be an "easy target." Big mistake for
young Jerry. The clown was in reality an off-duty cop. Moore tried to rob him, the pair wrestled for the .38 and then it went off. The clown had the last laugh.

His brother said: “I know what he did was wrong, but he wouldn’t have shot anyone — that’s probably why he picked the clown, so he wouldn’t have to shoot.”

MICHIGAN MURDER MATRIARCH ALBERTA EASTER DEAD

IT WAS one of the worst day's in the history of Michigan law enforcement. By the time it was over, three Inkster cops were dead at the hands of one family. What kind of woman could be matriarch of a family like that. Meet Alberta Easter. Happily, as of Sunday, she is as dead as a door nail.
Prison officials say the 93-year-old cop killer died of natural causes at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor just after being rushed (why?) from the Women's Huron Valley Correctional Facility in Ypsilanti.
We have no idea what she was like in her dotage but in 1987, she was
involved in a wild shootout at a motel that killed the three cops. She had been living at the motel when cops came to bust her for bouncing a $286 check. A shootout ensued and there was a 10-hour standoff between her and her three boys and the cops. Killed in the initial shootout were Officers Clay Hoover, 24, and Dan Dubiel, 36, and Sgt. Ira Parker, 41. Hoover and Dubiel were shot 29 times each, according to testimony at the murder trial.
Easter and three sons were convicted of first-degree murder and given three life sentences apiece.
Two sons, William and Roy Lemons, remain in prison. The third, George Lemons, died in prison in 1996. Previously, the family had been small time crooks. The slayings, over nothing.

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