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[CJ]

[LS1Goat]

good man. sad ending.

[Turbosvo]

Wow that sucks, wonder if they ever caught the assholes who killed him

[Tannerm]

Awesome. Very sad and shitty... RIP brotha.

[HarrisonTX]

That brings a fucking tear to my eye. Jesus that is rough.

[gat0r]

its a little dusty in here

[GT Fanatic]

This is the shit that pisses me off. Probably some loser trying to join a gang. The people you fight for, are the ones you lose your life to. RIP.

[SouthernSVT]

That sucks. Plenty of assholes out there, and a nice guy like this is the person who gets randomly shot.

[racrguy]

That sucks. Plenty of assholes out there, and a nice guy like this is the person who gets randomly shot.

RIP to the officer, and it always turns out like the bolded, not the other way around. Damn shame.

[talisman]

That's terrible.

[03trubluGT]

Police Chief Bill Lansdowne, a cop for four decades, had trouble finding words to describe the shooting by a petty criminal who drove alongside Henwood's patrol car and opened fire. The suspect was pursued and shot dead by other officers.

The slaying, said an ashen-faced Lansdowne, "was an assassination."

Police gave the following account of the crime: While Henwood's patrol car was stopped at a stop sign, the driver of a black Audi signaled with his lights, apparently to draw the officer's attention. The driver then pulled alongside the cruiser, lowered his front passenger-side window, leveled a shotgun and fired, striking the officer's head.

The driver of the Audi, later identified as Dejon Marquee White, 23, turned out to be a suspect in a shooting minutes earlier in the parking lot of a fast-food restaurant in nearby El Cajon. There is no evidence Henwood knew about the incident, authorities said.

"Jeremy had no indication he was in danger," said Lansdowne, backed at a news conference by a dozen members of his command staff and officers from other departments who responded to the incident: the El Cajon Police Department, San Diego County Sheriff's Department and California Highway Patrol.

As the Audi sped away, bystanders rushed to Henwood's aid. One man attempted emergency first aid. His wife took down a description of the Audi and its license-plate number. She used the radio in Henwood's car to alert the police dispatcher.

It was the kind of help from the community that San Diego officers, including Henwood, have tried to encourage in City Heights. Henwood had said it was the kind of neighborhood where a good beat cop could make a difference, giving adults a sense of security and their children some promise for the future, according to officers who knew him.

Within seconds the dispatcher's alert, "officer down," brought dozens of officers.

Henwood was rushed to the emergency room of a local hospital. Lansdowne and other high-ranking and rank-and-file officers raced to the hospital.

Henwood's parents were alerted and flew from Texas to San Diego that night. At the hospital, the family and medical officials discussed the possibility of harvesting Henwood's organs for transplant.

[ceyko]

Odd last sentence to have in there.

Edit: I don't have anything to add, ditto on what most others said. Just thought ending on organ harvesting was strange.

[mikec]

That brings a fucking tear to my eye. Jesus that is rough.

Same here. RIP and GodSpeed.

[Ratt]

Who's cutting all these fucking onions in here.

[JimD]

Wow thats horrible, RIP!