Killer becomes victim 13 years after shooting

Sounds like Karma to me.

Check the husband's alibi, since they were separated. Or his acquaintances. Maybe she had a boyfriend....

Pam wrote:

Sounds like Karma to me.

Like the Willie Nelson song, "Just a little ol' fashioned karma coming down..."

I love karma!

Just announced on WFTV news. OPD has only solved 15% of crimes last year.

Nice job Val Demings and your goon squad. I wouldn't expect a huge effort in finding out our $5,000.00 winner

Reality wrote:

Crime Line should pay $5,000.00 to the person who capped her. Just another under achieving, destine for a life of crime killer free on parole. Thanks for saving the tax payers of Orange County future court costs.

Agreed. Cheaper in the long run and less danger to society.

Ain't Karma great!!!!!!!!

Live by the gun, die by the gun.

Dave wrote:

Live by the gun, die by the gun.

I couldn't have said it better. No more turning the other cheek. Eye for eye, tooth for tooth...

I love Karama. Justice served.

Why DOESN'T this come as a shock to people? This ending is as predictable as the twists and swerves of an M. Night Shamaylan movie.

Reality wrote:

Just announced on WFTV news. OPD has only solved 15% of crimes last year.
Nice job Val Demings and your goon squad. I wouldn't expect a huge effort in finding out our $5,000.00 winner

And again we hear from the ignorant and uninformed. This takes into account all reported crime. Think about it for a second if you can. How many thefts of wallets, bikes, iPods, hub caps do you think there are in a city tis size. Property crimes are very hard to solve. Burglaries that happen in the dead of the night when no one is around as a witness makes things very difficult. Robberies can be hard due to the speed and cover bad guys use, but in time many are caught. Homicides for years were one of your most easily solved crimes due to the nature of the relationship between victim and suspect or to the fact that citizens were very good about bringing information to the police and forensic study. But the percentage takes into all crime reported, even the crime where the victims decline prosecution, hence no one works it to solve it. Please do everyone a favor before you shoot off at the typewriter. Know a little something.

Wow! What a sad story all the way around.

Karma is real!

Reality wrote:

Just announced on WFTV news. OPD has only solved 15% of crimes last year.
Nice job Val Demings and your goon squad. I wouldn't expect a huge effort in finding out our $5,000.00 winner

You're the goon....why are you blaming her for unsolved crimes last year when she took over the office of Sheriff in January of THIS YEAR?

Sanity is Lonely wrote:

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You're the goon....why are you blaming her for unsolved crimes last year when she took over the office of Sheriff in January of THIS YEAR?

What planet are YOU living on? Val Demings was promoted to Chief of Orlando Police Department; not the Sheriff. The Sheriff is an elected position; the Chief of Police is appointed.

Having said that, I certainly wouldn't blame Chief Demings for crime stats existing when she assumed office. She is trying several new programs that may result in a reduction of crime. Give her some time and see what she can accomplish. She's a good cop.

guess she got what she deserved. karma's a beyotch.

Harry Beaver wrote:

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What planet are YOU living on? Val Demings was promoted to Chief of Orlando Police Department; not the Sheriff. The Sheriff is an elected position; the Chief of Police is appointed.
Having said that, I certainly wouldn't blame Chief Demings for crime stats existing when she assumed office. She is trying several new programs that may result in a reduction of crime. Give her some time and see what she can accomplish. She's a good cop.

I'm living on this planet, but thanks for the correction. I do know she's chief of police...just wasn't thinking when I typed "sheriff". Thanks for catching my mistake.

Beef in the streets never die. This is personal.

She got what she deserves? Glad you all are not God, and don't make the final decision. I know her, and know that she was a changed person. I just talked to her Thursday afternoon. HER SON didn't deserve this. You people are amazing.

Sanity is Lonely wrote:

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You're the goon....why are you blaming her for unsolved crimes last year when she took over the office of Sheriff in January of THIS YEAR?

When did she become Sheriff???? She's Orlando Police Chief. I can't believe that people live in this community and pay such little attention to the what is actually going on in their community and then feel that they are expert enough to issue comment.