morning sentinel madison graduation 2015

MORNING SENTINEL MADISON GRADUATION 2015 WINDOWS

They later were able to leave the station unharmed, police report. One customer escaped and two employees hid inside the store. Those actions are credited with causing Riddle to stop shooting and retreat into the gas station. Ware, who was still inside his police cruiser, readied a rifle and fired several shots through the windshield of his vehicle. Police reported that Riddle leveled a shotgun at officers after exiting his vehicle and began approaching them. The chase ended at the Mobil gas station parking lot on M-43, east of Woodland. Police reported that Riddle pointed a shotgun out the window at pursuing officers throughout the chase. Officers from the city police and the sheriff’s department, including Ware, joined the chase. Police reports and testimony in court said Riddle reached speeds as high as 115 mph. When police started to question Riddle, he grew agitated and sped off, heading north on M-43. Riddle was stopped by police as he was leaving the station. A Hastings City Police officer saw Riddle’s vehicle at a gas station on M-43 in Hastings at 6:48 p.m.

Police in the area were notified to keep a lookout for Riddle. It’s a pleasure of ours to have him go from a deputy up to a sergeant position, being able to instill his good values and hard work ethic in the department.” The encounter started when police were alerted that Timothy Riddle was suspected of stealing two shotguns from a Hastings resident on the 1000 block of North Coville Road. “We’re proud of him and his accomplishments and him receiving the award. “Scott’s done a great job here and with everything he’s done to keep the community safe,” Sixberry said. Ware allowed the whole incident to end without any civilian or police officer casualties.” Undersheriff Jason Sixberry said the department is lucky to have Ware.

“The teamwork of all officers on the scene and the courageous, tactical decisions of Sgt. Scott Ware is one of the Police Officer of the Year award recipients,” a press release reads. “For bravely putting the lives of others before his own by stopping an armed shooter before he could do any real harm, Sgt. Ware was recognized by the Police Officers Association of Michigan at its annual convention in Grand Rapids. 4, 2021, car chase and shootout in Woodland. Scott Ware with the Barry County Sheriff’s Department received the 2022 Police Officer of the Year Award for his actions during an Aug. Leiter is being held on a $10,000 bond in the Barry County Jail. The girlfriend escaped without injury, and no one else was hurt in the incident. Then at the jail, Leiter continued to resist corrections officers and had to be placed in a restraint chair, according to the sheriff’s department report.

MORNING SENTINEL MADISON GRADUATION 2015 WINDOWS

Leiter became more resistant and had to be brought down to the ground and held down.” Once in the patrol vehicle, Leiter kicked at the windows in the vehicle. Leiter had to be pushed towards the patrol vehicles. “After standing him up and trying to escort him to a patrol vehicle, he began resisting. “Members of the SRT were able to quickly control of Leiter and handcuff him to the rear ,” the sheriff’s department report said. The Barry County Sheriff’s Department Special Response Team was called to assist. When troopers arrived, Leiter initially refused to exit the RV, and officers surrounded the vehicle. Prior to troopers arriving, Leiter threatened people at the campground and started “shooting rounds into the air from a handgun he had pulled out of a backpack,” the Barry County Sheriff’s Department reported. Michigan State Police received a report of a domestic dispute involving the suspect and his girlfriend. Leiter is charged with three counts of felonious assault and one count of reckless use of a weapon in connection with the May 16 incident at the campground on Welcome Road, north of the city of Hastings. A conference had been scheduled for last week but was adjourned, court officials said. Trevor Dean Leiter is scheduled to appear for a probable-cause conference June 15 in District Court 56B. A new court date has been set for a 24-year-old Battle Creek man accused of threatening campers at the Welcome Woods campground in Carlton Township last month.

Morning sentinel madison graduation 2015