Orlando Police Chief ‘Furious’ On Decision Not To Seek Death Penalty For Cop Killer
The newly elected Orange-Osceola State Attorney Aramis Ayala announced Thursday morning that she will not seek the death penalty in any case under her administration
The newly elected Orange-Osceola State Attorney Aramis Ayala announced Thursday morning that she will not seek the death penalty in any case under her administration
The capture of Markeith Loyd has been released by the Orlando Police Department.
Markeith Loyd, Officer Debra Clayton's killer, told the judge that he would defend himself and had some parting words for the judge when he said "F--- You."
The Orlando Police Department announced the capture on their Twitter Page and said that details would be coming soon.
Despite a $100,000 reward the Orlando Police Department believes that those in the community that they are sworn to protect are harboring and protecting Markeith Loyd
Since Monday, more than 550 tips have come in to Crimeline, and each and every viable lead is being followed up by Orlando Police and the Orange County Sheriff’s Office.
She emphasized that the tip line protects the identities of tipsters and anonymous callers are still eligble for the reward.
I do not condone police brutality, but officers are allowed to protect themselves until they can determine what is going on regarding a situation.
The suspect continued to shoot behind him as he was running from the scene.