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by The Annoyed Man
Fri Apr 27, 2012 7:32 am
Forum: The Crime Blotter
Topic: Montana Officer Shoots Back After BG Dry-Fires
Replies: 7
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Re: Montana Officer Shoots Back After BG Dry-Fires

Davis' .41 caliber revolver was recovered from the floorboard of his vehicle. Its hammer was cocked and ready to fire.
The bad guy was discharging a .41 [magnum] caliber revolver a few feet from the officer's face? Been there and done that with a .44 mag, and my hearing was permanently damaged. I can't imagine that Officer Jessop's ears aren't still ringing.
After Davis' vehicle struck a building and came to a stop, Jessop loaded his rifle and got in his car and moved closer.

Ravalli County Attorney George Corn asked him why - after he'd nearly been killed - did he move closer to his assailant.

"My duty as an officer is to make sure the community is safe," Jessop said. "I had no idea if I hit him or not. My thought was to get close enough to keep the area safe and keep myself safe."
That's a good cop and a brave man.

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