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Search Continues For EMT Shooter
January 30, 2011
The search for the man that shot an Escambia County emergency medical technician continued Saturday.
No new information was released Saturday by the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office.
The EMT, whose identity has not been released, remained in Baptist Hospital Saturday in stable condition with a gunshot wound to his shoulder.
The medic told deputies that he was retrieving an item just after 9 p.m. Friday from a bag located his ambulance on Hayes Street when someone tapped him on the back. As he turned around, he was shot.
The suspect was either a light skinned black male or a white male wearing a lime green jacket, according to the medic. The jacket may have NASCAR type patches sewn onto it.
For an earlier story on the shooting, click here.
Pictured above and below: An Escambia County EMS medic was shot Friday night at 1125 Hayes Street in Pensacola. Photos courtesy WEAR 3 for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Comments
One Response to “Search Continues For EMT Shooter”
If there was no robbery sounds more like a HIT.
Hope they catch the person that did this and he gets more than the stupid bank
robbers.
We sure need to shore up our sentences for crime in this country and we need
to change our judges.
I don’t even like the three strikes your out thingy. This isn’t baseball.
First time offenders or not, with a weapon they should get 20 years and
no parole. Who needs anyone on our streets who thinks so little of someone
else’s life and would kill for any reason.\
My sentences would be HARD TIME, CHAIN GANGS AND IN SOME CASES A
PUBLIC HANGING.
MAKE EVERYONE THINK TWICE.