Which goes to show you it can happen anywhere. Co ntinue vo per protocol, the two officers involved in the shooting are now on paid administrative leave. Iowa dci is looking into the incident. Forrest at last check, police hadnt charged the two others in the vehicle. Authorities said theyll release their names and the names of the officers involved once everyone has been interviewed. In cedar rapids, forrest saunders, kcrgtv9 news. This is the second shooting by police in cedar rapids this year. In march, officers shot and wounded kyle orth when they say he was backing a car toward them after a short chase. Orth said he didnt know the officers had gotten out of their car and were walking toward him. The linn county attorney cleared the officers and charged orth with assault on a peace officer, interference with official acts, drunken driving, and eluding. Police chief wayne jerman says he supports officers using force in these situations. We are seeing an increase in violence all aroun
Was not well thought out but others who acknowledge that this is evolving. The district calls it a balance between transparency but also not alarming families needlessly. Live in iowa city, chris earl, kcrgtv9. Police killed a 21 yearold man in a shoot out after investigators say he ran away during a traffic stop in cedar rapids. Police say 21 yearold Jonathan Gossman was one of three people in a vehicle officers stopped last night near 32 hundred ravenwood terrace northwest. The stop was part of a drug investigation at a nearby store. Police say after all three people were out of the vehicle, gossman suddenly ran away. In the short chase, officers say gossman pulled out a gun and fired at two officers. They fired back and killed gossman. Police are questioning the two other people in the vehicle. People who live in the area or take their children to daycare in the area say this neighborhood is usually pretty safe. Nothings ever happened ever, is a quiet neighborhood. Nothing happens.
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