Habitual Criminal Gets 100 Years for Mich. Police Murder October 27, 2011RIP Officer Nehasil and God be with your family during this trying time. Hopefully Bowling serves his entire life.
A judge has handed a Detroit man a sentence of 100-150 years for fatally shooting a cop during a home-invasion sting in January.
Terry Bowling, a habitual criminal, showed no reaction as Oakland County Circuit Judge Michael Warren sentenced him on Wednesday, saying Bowling was a drug addict who had "utter disregard for the law, a selfish man unwilling or unable to live in a civilized world," reports the Detroit Free Press.
Livonia (Mich.) Police Officer Larry Nehasil died during a shootout Jan. 17. Bowling and his brother, David, were committing a string of home invasions in January and were under surveillance by Livonia police when they broke into a home. Nehasil and David Bowling died in a shootout in the backyard.
Monday, October 31, 2011
Could be better news from Michigan
But at least this POS should not be out of prison for the rest of his life.
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