2 Officers Killed in Apparent Ambush in Connecticut
Posted By: mc squared, 10/13/2022 12:10:10 PM
Two Connecticut police officers were killed, and a third injured, in an apparent ambush Wednesday night around 11 p.m. in Bristol. The Connecticut State Police labeled the incident an officer-involved shooting (OIS), tweeting: (break for tweet) The Hartford Courant reported the shooting occurred “after police went to an altercation at Bleachers, a Middle Street bar.” After going to the bar, the officers went to the residence of someone believed to be involved in the incident at Bleachers and “apparently were ambushed.” FOX News quoted eyewitness Ted Kraweic telling Channel 3, “We just, like, hearing the gunshots like ‘pop pop pop pop pop pop’ up and stop, and then stop
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Two Connecticut police officers were killed, and a third injured, in an apparent ambush Wednesday night around 11 p.m. in Bristol.
The Connecticut State Police labeled the incident an officer-involved shooting (OIS), tweeting: (break for tweet)
The Hartford Courant reported the shooting occurred “after police went to an altercation at Bleachers, a Middle Street bar.”
After going to the bar, the officers went to the residence of someone believed to be involved in the incident at Bleachers and “apparently were ambushed.”
FOX News quoted eyewitness Ted Kraweic telling Channel 3, “We just, like, hearing the gunshots like ‘pop pop pop pop pop pop’ up and stop, and then stop
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I think Connecticut is a 'May Issue' state. The shooters must have been of 'good character', or they carried the guns illegally. We need more laws.