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Accused of killing deputy, suspect shot 68 times

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Posted by: CJIS

Accused of killing deputy, suspect shot 68 times

‘We would have shot him more,’ sheriff says of SWAT team’s actions


Updated: 11:07 a.m. ET Oct 1, 2006
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MIAMI - A fugitive gunman accused of killing a Florida sheriff’s deputy was shot 68 times by SWAT team officers who found him hiding in the woods, according to autopsy results.

Police fired 110 shots at Angilo Freeland, 27, the target of a massive manhunt in central Florida following the shooting death of Polk County Sheriff’s Deputy Matt Williams Thursday.

“That’s all the bullets we had, or we would have shot him more,” Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd told the Orlando Sentinel newspaper.

Judd said Williams was “executed” after Freeland was pulled over in a routine traffic stop on Thursday. Another deputy was wounded and a police dog killed.

Williams, 39, was shot eight times—one bullet fired at close range behind the deputy’s right ear and another in his right temple, according to autopsy results released on Saturday by the sheriff’s office.

Sheriff’s officials said SWAT team members found Freeland on Friday hiding under a fallen oak tree in a wooded area near where the deputies were shot, and began firing when they saw a gun in his hand.

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‘We would have shot him more,’ sheriff says of SWAT team’s actions. I LOVE IT!!



Posted by: kojack1

AHHH Southern Justice



Posted by: j809

Full Auto, Oops.



Posted by: justanotherparatrooper

Ran out of bullets! SWEET



Posted by: dwb82

68 times i think that he isnt gonna resist anymore good job boys



Posted by: 94c

does anyone know the cause of death?



Posted by: zebra3

Acute LEAD poisoning!



Posted by: RustyShackleford

Quote:
Originally Posted by npd_323
“That’s all the bullets we had, or we would have shot him more,” Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd told the Orlando Sentinel newspaper.
That's the greatest quote ever!



Posted by: USMCMP5811

That's awsome!!!!



Posted by: NewEngland2007

Good shot. Times 68!



Posted by: Delta784

Good riddance.

Carry more ammo next time!



Posted by: Andy0921

That is the best thing I have heard all day! That quote is going in my signature.



Posted by: bc06eagle

What surprised me is that they only had 110 rounds between a ten man SWAT team.



Posted by: USMCMP5811

Hmmmmm, was there a Gun store in the area, if so, maybe they should have commandeered more ammo like the N. Hollywood guys during the bank robbery/shoot out...



Posted by: Delta784

Quote:
Originally Posted by bc06eagle
What surprised me is that they only had 110 rounds between a ten man SWAT team.
I think by the time for the first magazine change, it was pretty obvious the suspect no longer posed a threat.



Posted by: csauce777

The Sheriff's name is classic too, Grady Judd...tell me that isnt a good ole' boy Sheriff name if you ever heard one...Great job boys...effectively stopped the threat



Posted by: USMCMP5811

Quote:
Originally Posted by Delta784
I think by the time for the first magazine change, it was pretty obvious the suspect no longer posed a threat.

What's that old saying, When in doubt, empty the magazine"....



Posted by: 209

Best quote in a long long time



Posted by: Barbrady

I think they should show his bullet riddled corpse on T.V. like they did with Uday and Qusay, and have the lawmen posing with it, like the old days. What a deterrent that could be.



Posted by: PBC FL Cop

After a lifetime of criminal behavior, he has finally be rehabilitated!!



Posted by: bc06eagle

Quote:
Originally Posted by Delta784
I think by the time for the first magazine change, it was pretty obvious the suspect no longer posed a threat.
Your assuming that there was enough of a suspect left to analyze.

Seriously though, 10 officers - 110 rounds = 11 rounds each. If they all emptied their magazines, the only possibilities would be that they were all using 10+1 pistols (unlikely, given that it was a SWAT team) or 10+1 shotguns, which would of course be much more deserved.

Although 310 rounds of MP5 fire would have been nice too.



Posted by: MM1799

Good for them and lucky for them...
In MA, if I was to shoot a squirrel that had been hit by a car and was limping around, just to put it out of its misery, there would have been a full invest, suspension, ballistics would be taken, entry wounds on the squirrell, my position, what time of day, where the earth was with respect to the sun, they would have used the farmers almanac to find out what the weather should have been, how old the squirrel was, was the squirrel turning its life around?
Seriously, job well done.





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