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Kentucky State Police responded early this morning to an officer shooting involving a Bowling Green police officer. Officer Keith Casada Jr. shot one round into Gregory H. Harrison’s upper midsection. Harrison was later pronounced dead.
BGPD received a call at 1:37 AM from Harrison who said he was going to kill his brother and that he was in the parking lot with a gun. He refused to answer any of the dispatcher’s questions. When police found Harrison near the 1100 block of Clay Street he was standing on the railroad tracks screaming for officers to shoot him. Police say he was highly intoxicated and was hiding one of his hands when he started to approach officers. Harrison refused their verbal commands which led Officer Casada to shoot.
Officer Casada has been placed on administrative leave per Bowling Green Police Department Policy. Officer Casada has been with the BGPD for two years.The investigation is ongoing.
BGPD received a call at 1:37 AM from Harrison who said he was going to kill his brother and that he was in the parking lot with a gun. He refused to answer any of the dispatcher’s questions. When police found Harrison near the 1100 block of Clay Street he was standing on the railroad tracks screaming for officers to shoot him. Police say he was highly intoxicated and was hiding one of his hands when he started to approach officers. Harrison refused their verbal commands which led Officer Casada to shoot.
Officer Casada has been placed on administrative leave per Bowling Green Police Department Policy. Officer Casada has been with the BGPD for two years.The investigation is ongoing.
Sunday, August 12 2012, 04:22 PM CDT
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