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May 1, 2015

Wanted Missouri sex offender held girlfriend captive in wooden box for 4 months: cops

Source: New York Daily News

BY Nina Golgowski | Friday, May 1, 2015, 2:16 PM

A registered sex offender is believed to be on the run in Missouri while accused of holding his girlfriend captive in a wooden box for four months.

James B. Horn, Jr., 47, is wanted by Sedalia police ever since a "hysterical" woman escaped from her home Thursday evening and made a beeline to a neighbor's home for help, KCTV reported.

There the woman called 911 and reported Horn as having "routinely locked her in a wooden box inside the residence where they lived," according to a news release.

"Upon responding to her residence, officers did observe a large wooden box consistent with what the female described," it continued.

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/wanted-mo-sex-offender-locked-woman-box-months-cops-article-1.2206936

April 30, 2015

Chief Defends Round Rock (TX) Officer Who Knocked Out Woman with Takedown Throw



At time index 2:20 in the video -

Chief Allen Banks (Round Rock Police Dept., Round Rock, Texas) explains: "...The officer was very professional, was...uh...um...talking to her calm. He wasn't excited. He wasn't angry. It's unfortunate the fact that...um...this lady did...would appears to hit her head and was knocked unconscious. But I'll tell you...the officer did what he was supposed to do in a situation like that."



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Police policies need to be changed or they will eventually kill more people with their proper procedures. This lady is lucky that she was not severely injured by the impact and torque to her head.

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