Robert A. Paris
1935-1963
Trooper Robert A. Paris was shot and killed while on a special burglary detail checking New Castle area motels. He encountered two suspicious subjects in the parking lot of a motel at 3:40 am. When he approached the pair a shootout ensued and Trooper Paris was fatally wounded by a shotgun blast.
The two suspects and their getaway driver were apprehended following a large manhunt. The shooter was sentenced to life in prison. The other two suspects were sentenced to lesser prison terms.
Trooper Paris had served with the agency for 4.5 years. He was survived by his wife and two daughters.
3 comments:
This is news? For a guy that served less than 5 years?
Where are all the memorials, press mentions, and everything else for our service men and women who have died and ARE dying right now?
And this from 50 years ago? Sorry he got killed, but damn. Let's get our priorities right.
You obviously have no clue about the brotherhood of law enforcement 10:19. Maybe you should think before making such an asinine comment!
Brother,I totally agree 11:45
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