Big Don
Sr. Grandmaster
Murder Victim Stabbed 25-30 Times & Shot in Head
Reported by: KNWA Staff
Wednesday, Jul 1, 2009 @11:11am
EXCERPT
Fayetteville police Chief Greg Tabor today released information regarding the internal investigation into the death of Jill Ulmer.
Per police department policy, an internal investigation is completed after a deadly force incident resulting in serious physical injury or death. The internal investigation revealed Corporal Chris Scherrey, a 6-1/2 year veteran of the department, and Officer Ken Willyard, a 4 year veteran of the department, responded to 2182 N. Leverett Avenue, #15, after the police department received a 911 emergency call from Ms. Jill Ulmer.
Ms. Ulmer reported she had obtained an order of protection against a former boyfriend, Ricky Ray Anderson, whom she had just seen on the parking lot walking toward her apartment. Ms. Ulmer reported Anderson appeared to have been carrying something. The officers reported that, while approaching the apartment on foot, they both saw and heard the door loudly slam shut followed by screams from within.
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Each officer reported observing a man matching the description Ms. Ulmer had provided on the floor behind the living room couch. The officer believed the suspect was punching Ms. Ulmer as they heard her screams and saw her arms and legs flailing above the edge of the couch as she attempted to defend herself.
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Both officers then drew their service weapons and shot at the man in an attempt to stop the assault.
The officer stated the suspect could be seen "bobbing up and down" as he continued to repeatedly stab Ms. Ulmer. The officers attempted to shoot over the couch at the suspect who was in constant motion. The officers continued to shoot until they observed the suspect roll away from his original position; a total of nine shots were fired. The officers believed the suspect might have been struck. Making full entry into the apartment by way of the window, the officers discovered the suspect sitting on the floor near Ms. Ulmer; a knife was lying nearby as well.
The State Medical Examiner's Office released a preliminary report indicating Ms. Ulmer's cause of death was 25-30 stab wounds found on her body and a gunshot would to the head. A forensic examination of the officer's service weapons will have to be completed in an attempt to determine which weapon fired the bullet striking Ms. Ulmer. It was further revealed one knife wound had severed a major artery in Ms. Ulmer's abdomen that would have caused her death within minutes.
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So, the cops her with the round to the head, and insured a NOT GUILTY verdict for murder...
I wonder how far away the couch was. They were firing at the suspect who was ON TOP of the victim.
That's some great police work there, Lou.
Reported by: KNWA Staff
Wednesday, Jul 1, 2009 @11:11am
EXCERPT
Fayetteville police Chief Greg Tabor today released information regarding the internal investigation into the death of Jill Ulmer.
Per police department policy, an internal investigation is completed after a deadly force incident resulting in serious physical injury or death. The internal investigation revealed Corporal Chris Scherrey, a 6-1/2 year veteran of the department, and Officer Ken Willyard, a 4 year veteran of the department, responded to 2182 N. Leverett Avenue, #15, after the police department received a 911 emergency call from Ms. Jill Ulmer.
Ms. Ulmer reported she had obtained an order of protection against a former boyfriend, Ricky Ray Anderson, whom she had just seen on the parking lot walking toward her apartment. Ms. Ulmer reported Anderson appeared to have been carrying something. The officers reported that, while approaching the apartment on foot, they both saw and heard the door loudly slam shut followed by screams from within.
<<SNIP>>
Each officer reported observing a man matching the description Ms. Ulmer had provided on the floor behind the living room couch. The officer believed the suspect was punching Ms. Ulmer as they heard her screams and saw her arms and legs flailing above the edge of the couch as she attempted to defend herself.
<<SNIP>>
Both officers then drew their service weapons and shot at the man in an attempt to stop the assault.
The officer stated the suspect could be seen "bobbing up and down" as he continued to repeatedly stab Ms. Ulmer. The officers attempted to shoot over the couch at the suspect who was in constant motion. The officers continued to shoot until they observed the suspect roll away from his original position; a total of nine shots were fired. The officers believed the suspect might have been struck. Making full entry into the apartment by way of the window, the officers discovered the suspect sitting on the floor near Ms. Ulmer; a knife was lying nearby as well.
The State Medical Examiner's Office released a preliminary report indicating Ms. Ulmer's cause of death was 25-30 stab wounds found on her body and a gunshot would to the head. A forensic examination of the officer's service weapons will have to be completed in an attempt to determine which weapon fired the bullet striking Ms. Ulmer. It was further revealed one knife wound had severed a major artery in Ms. Ulmer's abdomen that would have caused her death within minutes.
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So, the cops her with the round to the head, and insured a NOT GUILTY verdict for murder...
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I wonder how far away the couch was. They were firing at the suspect who was ON TOP of the victim.
That's some great police work there, Lou.
