By Vince Lattanzio
NBCPhiladelphia.com
The son of a Chester police officer is a murderer says the Delaware County D.A. after the man used his father's duty pistol to shoot his ex-girlfriend Monday night. Investigators also believe he may be to blame for the deaths of his two children.
Aaron Michael, 29, disregarded a protection of abuse order when he showed up at Andrea Arrington's Ridley Township door, Delco district attorney G. Michael Green said Tuesday. This was the second time Michael rebuked the order since it was filed against him on July 2.
As the two argued, Michael pulled the stolen 40-caliber semi-automatic pistol and shot Arrington up to 10 times in the chest, arms and legs, police said. He fled the scene to his home on the 100 block of W. 23rd Street in Chester, Pa.
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2 comments:
hr 15 scary
I sure am glad O'Malley signed
Maryland State HB 302 and SB 268 into law. On October 1st 2009 if you are accused of domestic violence (..) you are hereby ordered to have all your guns and ammunition confiscated and turned over to the state police.
What is really strange is that O'Malley didn't support and the legislature voted down, the Smiegel amendment which would have allowed the person who was threatened to be issued a concealed carry permit so that they could protect themselves.
The bottom line here is that O'Malley doesn't want victims to be able to defend themselves.
He has to go, and I hope and pray that the right man is going to come forward to run against him!
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