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Lakewood Police Identify Person of Interest in Murder of 4 Officers
Salem-News.comPerson of Interest identified in Murder of Lakewood Police Officers should be considered armed and extremely dangerous.
 37-year old Maurice Clemmons |
(LAKEWOOD, Wash.) - The Pierce County Sheriff's Department has identified a person of interest in the November 29, 2009, murder of four Lakewood Police officers.
The person of interest is Maurice Clemmons, a 37-year old black male from the Parkland area of Pierce County. Clemmons is 5'8" tall, 235 lbs., with black hair, brown eyes, and a mole on his left cheek.
Clemmons has extensive violent criminal history from Arkansas, including aggravated robbery and theft. He has also recently been arrested and charged in Pierce County for Assault 3rd on a Police Officer and for Rape of a Child.
Clemmons should be considered armed and extremely dangerous.
If the public has any information on his whereabouts, call any tips to the Sheriff's Department tip line at 1-866-977-2362.
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Jimmy November 30, 2009 9:58 am (Pacific time)
Before coming to Washington, Clemmons was serving a 35-year prison term in Arkansas for armed robbery, his sentence was commuted by Gov. Huckabee. Before these executions he was on parole for several violent crimes. I just don't get it, what is the point of the justice system if animals like this are allowed to walk among us? Is it all just about revenue from traffic stops to keep the couthouses looking good? I'm all for giving someone a second chance, but this guy is on chance number 3 or four, he should have been removed from society a long time ago!!
Justice will be served November 30, 2009 3:24 am (Pacific time)
So in the case of the $20,000 reward, this man has a $80,000 price tag on his head, right? Such a shame, I feel for the families and community. Hopefully justice is served by the brothers of the fallen.
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