The learning curve on the difference between shooting deputy sheriff and FBI agent is very steep.

or as my teaching SO would say, "it's a one event learning experience."

Apparently a van load of FBI agents rolled up to arrest the dude who shot the Banks County Deputy. Little dude felt that he was on a roll and open up on them.

News report, "one wounded FBI agent and one dead body."

One eyewitness reported that "they wuz like 30 shots fired."

http://www.ajc.com/news/crime--law/...ot-atlanta-dead-scene/mDPxeS8tS5rR8Xk9YZ4TmO/

Not disparaging the deputy, he was taken by surprise, and the FBi said "we knew we were dealing with a person who had already fired on LEO."

 

Statement of the obvious:

"Miles said the GBI is continuing its investigation into the Banks County deputy shooting, but are relieved that the search for Richard is over."

Richards was good enough to save Banks County and State of Georgia a couple of million dollars.


http://www.ajc.com/news/crime--law/...after-day-crime-spree/mDPxeS8tS5rR8Xk9YZ4TmO/