Suspect accused of killing Massachusetts cop had 111 prior offenses
(Worthy News) - The suspect accused of fatally shooting a Massachusetts police officer on Thursday while he was being served a warrant had 111 prior adult offenses and was on probation, authorities said.
Tom Latanowich, 29, of Somerville, Mass., will be charged with murder, police said. Massachusetts State Police identified the deceased as Sean Gannon, an officer from the Yarmouth Police Department.
The shooting unfolded around 3:30 p.m. while the officer, who was with two state troopers, was serving a warrant, Fox 25 Boston reported. [ Source: Fox News (Read More...) ]
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How did a man get the drop on a police officer who had two Staties with him?
More importantly, how does any person with 111 offences get paroled, at all?