Saturday, January 5, 2013
Response times may have been delayed in the case of a man shot to death by Dunwoody police.
It's too early to tell how much miscommunication was created in the shooting pf a 34-year-old Marietta man in Dunwoody because of the separate roles of DeKalb Fire and Dunwoody Police. Both are operated by two distinct dispatch centers, a division that came about shortly after Bradley Almy was shot. After it incorporated, Dunwoody chose to contract with Chatcomm for police emergencies. Listen to a retellng of the transcript and acommpanying story here of the energecy call. Stay tuned for a full upload of the 911 call - as we have ben attempting to find a usable format. Chatcomm receives all initial calls, and then manually transfers it to DeKalb call takers in the case of fire and paramedic emergencies. That adds up to 1 minute 30 seconds…
Friday, January 4, 2013
A 911 police call details the November chase that ended in a Marietta man being shot to death by police after a chase.
A 911 call that turned tragic in November when a Dunwoody Police officer shot and killed a Marietta man reveals a sometimes chaotic and confusing response by authorities that appeared to delay medical aid. A 40-minute communication between Dunwoody and Chatcomm, its 911 police dispatch service, details a car chase of a recklessly driving Bradley Almy that started in the Ashford Dunwoody-Meadow Lane area during rush-hour traffic. The dispatch call describes the 34-year-old man making erratic driving maneuvers as police tried to respond to various hit-and-run collisions in the heavily populated Perimeter area and stop Almy. Accident turns deadly The call soon turns chilling as Almy's black mini-van was reported near the McDonald's eatery on…
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Bradley Almy had a run-in with police last summer where he went to jail for evading police and suspicion of DUI.
Cobb County Sheriff's records show that the man who eluded police Wednesday night in Dunwoody was charged with a similar offense this summer that landed him in the Cobb County jail. The 34-year-old Marietta man also has been charged with two DUIs and has three separate incidents of arrest that show he has been booked into the Cobb jail. Bradley Almy was shot and killed Wednesday night by Dunwoody Police Sgt. Jason Dove after he led police on a chase that started at City Hall and ended on Perimeter Center East. Dove shot the man after he rammed cars and continued to try and elude police at the Ashford Dunwoody and Perimeter Center East intersection near Perimeter Mall, according to Dunwoody Police. Almy was involved in a similar incident …
jimmie
9:54 pm on Sunday, January 6, 2013
no doubt, hes that dumb. more ›