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Trial Begins For Man Accused Of Shooting Escambia Deputies
January 17, 2012
Jury selection began Tuesday in the case of a man accused of shooting three Escambia County deputies in October 2010.
Phillip Monier is charged with shooting Deputy Jeremy Cassady and deputies Sam Parker and Chad Brown during a home invasion hostage incident October 29 at his girlfriend’s home near Scenic Highway in Pensacola.
Monier has about a dozen different charges, including four counts of attempted murder, aggravated assault, aggravate kidnapping, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and possession of methamphetamine.
Cassady was severely wounded in the incident and spent 20 days in Sacred Heart Hospital. He later received a pancreas and kidney transplant in August 2011.
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4 Responses to “Trial Begins For Man Accused Of Shooting Escambia Deputies”
Did the suspect shoot the hostage or was it an accidental shooting done by the officers? Just curious.
NOT GUILTY! SELF DEFENSE
Under Florida’s 10-20-life rule he should get life.
May justice be served, he needs to pay for the crimes that he has done!!!