Wanna bet the fugger is an ILLEGAL ALIEN?
SOMERS - A Kenosha County sheriff's deputy was shot twice, once in the face, during a traffic stop in a quiet subdivision late Wednesday night. The officer, Frank Fabiano Jr., 48, was taken to the hospital but died a short time later.
After a three-hour manhunt in the area, the suspect, Ezequiel Lopez, 45, was arrested outside an apartment complex 15 blocks east of the shooting scene.
According to a release from the sheriff's department, the incident started Wednesday at 11:37 p.m. when Deputy Fabiano pulled over a red ‘95 Chevy Astro van for a traffic violation in a subdivision south of County Hwy. E and east of State Hwy. 31. It was unclear what the traffic violation was.
When a back-up officer from UW-Parkside, Jimmie Spino, arrived, he found Fabiano shot and returned fire. The suspect fled on foot and officer Spino radioed to dispatchers that the deputy was down.
The Somers Rescue Squad arrived and rushed Fabiano to St. Catherine's Medical Center but doctors were unable to save him.
Lopez, pictured left, has several aliases and Social Security numbers. U.S. Immigration and Customs is also looking into whether Lopez is a legal resident. The feds will check his fingerprints to find out his real identity and if he's supposed to be in the United States.
His last address is listed as Kenosha, but authorities were unsure whether that was current.
SOMERS - A Kenosha County sheriff's deputy was shot twice, once in the face, during a traffic stop in a quiet subdivision late Wednesday night. The officer, Frank Fabiano Jr., 48, was taken to the hospital but died a short time later.
After a three-hour manhunt in the area, the suspect, Ezequiel Lopez, 45, was arrested outside an apartment complex 15 blocks east of the shooting scene.
According to a release from the sheriff's department, the incident started Wednesday at 11:37 p.m. when Deputy Fabiano pulled over a red ‘95 Chevy Astro van for a traffic violation in a subdivision south of County Hwy. E and east of State Hwy. 31. It was unclear what the traffic violation was.
When a back-up officer from UW-Parkside, Jimmie Spino, arrived, he found Fabiano shot and returned fire. The suspect fled on foot and officer Spino radioed to dispatchers that the deputy was down.
The Somers Rescue Squad arrived and rushed Fabiano to St. Catherine's Medical Center but doctors were unable to save him.
Lopez, pictured left, has several aliases and Social Security numbers. U.S. Immigration and Customs is also looking into whether Lopez is a legal resident. The feds will check his fingerprints to find out his real identity and if he's supposed to be in the United States.
His last address is listed as Kenosha, but authorities were unsure whether that was current.
