"Officer of the Year" Atlanta police officer Aubree Horton was killed while attempting to rob a Douglas County home under the influence of narcotics.
"Officer of the Year" Atlanta police officer Aubree Horton was killed while attempting to rob a Douglas County home under the influence of narcotics.
An Atlanta police officer was shot and killed outside a Douglas County home during what investigators say was an apparent early morning break-in attempt.
"On an attempted burglary, we understand that an individual attempted to gain entry into the residence," the sheriff explained. "Once inside, the homeowner produced a firearm in self-defense and shot the individual. At this time, the individual is deceased."
Authorities revealed that Horton also lived in the neighborhood, about a half-mile from the scene, and may have been experiencing a mental health episode or under the influence of narcotics.
Investigator Horton was honored as "Officer of the Year" at the "Crime is Toast" breakfast just days earlier, on Sept. 24.
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This is some high-octane usage of the exonerative case. Note that the only non-passive language is attached to the homeowner
Cop language is so weird.
At this time, the individual is deceased
They should force these assholes to take a writing class or something.
Too dumb. They wouldn't pass. Besides, it works in our favor that the copaganda is so obvious.
The media typically doesn't see through it, but I guess that's because they're part of the same system.
"the officer's gun discharged"
The certain, uh, particular individual became inside the location in question while observing the objects involved in the commission of a crime and came under fire