Regions: Twenty-two of the
felonious deaths occurred in the South, 8 in the West, 6 in the Midwest, and 6 in the Northeast.
In the second, In the Line of Fire, published in 1997, they provided the findings from their interviews with offenders who had assaulted law enforcement officers and those with officers who had survived
felonious attacks.
Regions: Twenty-nine of the
felonious deaths occurred in the South, 21 in the Midwest, 10 in the West, and 10 in the Northeast.
Kendzierski of Cleveland, Ohio, was paroled on March 5th of this year after serving 10 years of a 5-to-25-year sentence for
felonious assault and aggravated burglary.
'In fact, respondent was instructed and told to post messages in Telegram by JA against (my) will...which negates
felonious intent.'
This climb continued in 1999 with 23 more officers dying accidentally (65 to 42) and culminated in 2000 with 33 more officers losing their lives in accidents than in
felonious incidents (84 versus 51).
'Drug traders and consumers resort to
felonious acts in pursuit of their dubious drug related activities.' Again, words are being abused, for sheer lack of thought.
Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, In the Line of Fire: A Study of Selected
Felonious Assaults on Law Enforcement Officers (Washington, DC, 1997), 35-37.
In the bill he co-authored, Alvarez said there is a need to reimpose the death penalty because 'the national crime rate has grown to such alarming proportions requiring an all-out offensive against all forms of
felonious acts.'
In the bill he co-authored with Castro, Alvarez said there is a need to reimpose the death penalty because 'the national crime rate has grown to such alarming proportions requiring an all-out offensive against all forms of
felonious acts.'
The
felonious deaths occurred in 18 states and Puerto Rico.
Miller III, In the Line of Fire: A Study of Selected
Felonious Assaults on Law Enforcement Officers (Washington, DC: Department of Justice, FBI, and the National Institute of Justice, 1997).