#FLORIDA MAN JUNE 6 1994 TRIAL#

Chief Littlepage and several officers set out from City Hall on report that a crazed man wielding a shotgun had killed two women near the 300 block of Elizabeth Street. Littlepage, 67, (October 9, 1928)Д¬hief James Littlepage was killed during a shooting rampage in South Austin on October 9, 1928. According to a newspaper story of the time, Officer Allen was killed only thirty feet from the site where Officer John Gaines had died two years earlier. The editor, arriving first, drew a handgun from a briefcase he had left at the store and shot Officer Allen as he entered, his own gun drawn and ready. After a confrontation with the editor by the wagon yard near Red River Street, Officer Allen followed the man to Jennings' drugstore. Officer Allen was angered by reports that he had mistreated several African-American women he had arrested. The shooting followed an argument between Officer Allen and the editor of a black newspaper in San Antonio. Officer Tom Allen, Austin's only African-American police officer since the death of John Gaines two years earlier, was shot and killed at Jennings' Drug Store in the 400 block of East 6th Street. Officer Tom Allen, age unknown, (October 24, 1915) Officer Gaines and his wife, Sarah, were originally from Big Spring, Texas. At that time, African-American officers were not allowed to arrest Caucasians. Booth, who had been making a disturbance, shot Officer Gaines while Gaines was on the telephone summoning help from the police station. Officer John Gaines, the only African American officer on the Austin police force, was shot by George Booth, a deputy constable, at 6th Street and Trinity Street on November 19, 1913. Officer John Gaines, 50, (November 19, 1913) Memorial located at APD Headquarters, 715 E. Officer Fahey, according to local press, 'was an efficient officer, and fell while in the discharge of his duty.' He is the first Austin police officer known to have died in the line of duty. Fahey was able to identify Tiner before dying of his wounds. His assailant, a 'whiskey-crazed' man named Mark Tiner, fled the scene on horseback and was captured in Hancock's pasture approximately 3 ВЅ miles north of the city. Officer Fahey, a native of Cork, Ireland, was shot through the abdomen on an unknown block of Congress Avenue between the hours of 12 a.m. вЂњThis has been a very emotional case, and the evidence and testimony has been by turns gruesome and disturbing and just heartbreaking,вЂќ Gale said, asking the jury to put those emotions aside and deliberate on the facts.The following is a list of officers killed during their course of duty at the Austin Police Department: Gale played a 911 call that included screams from Barron. Prosecutor Ronald Gale said during his closing argument that the state had proved beyond a reasonable doubt that Oneal was guilty of the double murder and attempted murder. When questioned by Oneal, the boy told his father, вЂњYou stabbed me.' The son survived and testified last week by remote video that he saw his father kill his sister with the hatchet and recalled his mother being shot. Oneal is also accused of setting the family's Tampa-area house on fire. The daughter had cerebral palsy and could not speak. They say he used a hatchet to kill his 9-year-old daughter and wounded his son, then 8, with a knife. Prosecutors say Oneal wounded Barron with a shotgun, then beat her to death. The detective testified he worked the night of the attack but was not involved in the investigation.

вЂњHe had no business being around him in an open and pending case.вЂќ вЂњYou are ready to believe my son, whose statements are conflicting all of a sudden, because he has been adopted by a detective who worked in this case,вЂќ he said to the jury.

#FLORIDA MAN JUNE 6 1994 TRIAL#

Oneal, who earlier in the trial cross-examined a sheriff's detective before heartily thanking him for adopting his son, on Monday stridently criticized the move, suggesting it had prejudiced his son against him. A state prosecutor called the claims 'absurd.' The defendant spent most of his time Monday accusing the state of manipulating call logs and recordings for the night of the March 2018 killings. During closing arguments, Hillsborough Circuit Judge Michelle Sisco intervened and warned him to stop using profanities. Oneal, 32, acted as his own lawyer throughout the trial. But I want you to tell it like it is, if you are going to tell it.вЂќ Then, turning to prosecutors, he said, вЂњI did kill Kenyatta Brown. вЂњI want you to know the actual facts,вЂќ he told jurors. Oneal admitted during closing arguments earlier Monday that he killed Kenyatta Barron but denied charges that he killed his disabled daughter and tried to kill his son.

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