Police say a man has been charged with shooting a Pennsylvania hunter who was apparently trespassing on a property in northern Baltimore County.
Baltimore County Police say 42-year-old Richard Heymann of Abingdon was charged with first- and second-degree assault Wednesday and released after posting a $75,000 bond.
Heymann, a former Baltimore City officer, is charged with shooting 43-year-old Christopher Kinne of Lancaster, Pa., on Tuesday. Police say Kinne was trespassing on the property in the Parkton area when the owner of the property and Kinne confronted him.
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If it had been me or you shooting someone in the leg on purpose, we would be behind bars until the first hearing, no bond. This ex- cop gets out with $7500???
ReplyDeleteHey, the man was armed, trespassing and argumentative. Leave or get shot.
ReplyDeleteyou'd think a cop would be a better shot than that.
ReplyDeleteThis story is confusing.
ReplyDeleteApparently Kinne confronted himself for his own trespassing. It would seem that editing is not that writers strong suit.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous said...
ReplyDeleteApparently Kinne confronted himself for his own trespassing. It would seem that editing is not that writers strong suit.
November 29, 2012 2:44 PM
That's why I said it was confusing.