|
|
|
|
| Serving the Colorado River Valley Since 2001 Over 5000 Readers |
GSX eNews
 
REGULAR WEEKLY COLUMNS
Cartoon
Classy-Fieds Computer Bytes G.S.Neighborhood Watch Prayer Recipe Tina's Thoughts Word Puzzle Links
Local Info
  |
UPDATE 8.30 Cowboys and Indian? One deputy shot dead, chase continues 
8.27 Fredonia, AZ - Multiple agencies, including U.S. Marshals, are pursuing a man that fatally shot a Utah sheriff's deputy near the Arizona-Utah border.
Coconino County deputies were chasing Scott Curley, 23, an Indian, on foot when he shot a Kane County, Utah, sheriff's deputy with a high-powered scope rifle. Coconino County announced Thursday night that the deputy had died. Deputy Brian Harris, 41, is survived by his wife and two daughters and was considered a pillar in the community. The incident began shortly after 2:00 p.m. Thursday about three miles east of Fredonia, a small town just south of the Utah border in Arizona. Curley is familiar with the area and continued to fire at pursuing officers Thursday night. The manhunt lasted throughout the night and into Friday, with 120 law officers, some in helicopters or handling tracking dogs, searching the remote desert. 21 law enforcement agencies are participating in the search. It is believed that Curley may have stashed food and supplies in caves and cliffs described as "spider holes," his friends told investigators. Saturday 8.28: There is a $10,000 reward for information leading to the capture of Curley, who has vanished, according to U.S. Marshals. Monday 8.30: Scott Curley has been arrested in Kane County, Utah. Just after midnight Monday morning, law enforcement located and took Curley into custody. A citizen in the area of Lost Spring called police to report a suspicious person was trying to get into his home. As the individual looked outside he saw a man with a rifle slung over his shoulder trying to climb into a window. A Coconino County Sheriffs spokesman said that Curley was located in the area and taken into custody without resistance. He said they believe the rifle Curley had with him is the same one used to shoot and kill Deputy Brian Harris last Thursday in Fredonia. Curley is charged with first degree murder. 
Call or email us today and let GSX help your business to grow. Email: Click Here Phone: (928) 768-1400
|
Please forward this newspaper to your friends. They’ll appreciate it!
ADVERTISING IN GSX PAYS PLEASE VISIT OUR ADVERTISERS IS THERE A CURE FOR CANCER? Amazing customer testimonials say there is! Read what customers and doctors have to say HERE! Save thousands of dollars in legal fees. SOLAR POWER How to see and record everything |
 ©Copyright: 2010, Golden Sun eXtra News, Mohave Valley, Arizona. The information you receive online or in print from Golden Sun eXtra News is protected by the copyright laws of the United States. The copyright laws prohibit any copying, redistributing, or retransmitting any copyright-protected material. Information is not copyrightable and is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind, expressed or implied. Letters of comment do not necessarily represent the opinions of Golden Sun eXtra, its sponsors, management, or staff. | DVDs
|
SOCIAL BOOKMARK IT! |
Backflip
BlinkBits
Blinklist
blogmarks
del.icio.us
digg
Furl
Raw Sugar
reddit
Shadows
Simpy
Spurl
Technorati
Yahoo My Web
More...