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| Warner Robins police chief ‘stands in firm support’ of officers involved in fatal shootout |
| By macon.com/ - Becky Purser |
| Published: 03/13/2013 |
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GEORGIA - WARNER ROBINS -- Police Chief Brett Evans issued a written statement Tuesday afternoon supporting officers involved in a Sunday night incident that erupted into a fatal shootout with police. Anthony “Tony” Rawls, 50, a lieutenant with the state Department of Corrections who worked at Macon State Prison, was shot and killed in the exchange. “I stand in firm support of our officers and believe the investigation will show that they acted within the agency’s policies and procedures in accordance with the law,” Evans stated. Shortly before 8 p.m. on Sunday, officers responded to a 911 call from 106 Huntwood Lane, where they were told a man was armed with a gun and threatening his wife, according to police. As officers approached the house, police say, shots were exchanged between officers and the man, who was pronounced dead at the scene. One of the officers received minor injuries, according to police. Read More. |
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