Now, he will likely be out of a job and face criminal charges.
“We have determined that the officer’s story was fabricated. Specifically, that he fired shots at his own cruiser as a plan to concoct a story that he was fired upon,” Millis Police Sgt. William Dwyer told WCVB-TV. “The evidence indicates the shots were not fired by a suspect, and there is no gunman at large in or around the town.”
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Sounds like something Lewis would do so he could be on the news!
McLovin!
Ain't that the truth.
These are the ones we are to trust?
Watch the next time a local cop gets in a wreak from Texting and driving, he too will say he was shot at.
And we are supposed to believe that these poor police are unfairly targeted and they never lie.
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