UPSON
COUNTY SHERIFF DAN KILGORE CALLED IT A SAD ENDING TO A
TRAGIC STORY, A YOUNG UPSON COUNTY MAN WAS FOUND HANGED IN
A BARN OFF DEL RAY ROAD, TUESDAY AT LUNCHTIME, AFTER A TWO
DAY SEARCH FOR HIM.
ACCORDING
TO SHERIFF KILGORE, TREY GILBERT, AGE 22 HAD A PISTOL
AND WAS THREATENING SUCIDE WHEN DEPUTIES RESPONDED OFF EAST
COUNTY ROAD SUNDAY NIGHT.
GILBERT
STARTED WALKING WHEN HIS CAR BROKE DOWN AND THOMASTON
POLICE JOINED THE S.O. TO TRACK GILBERT TO BURNETTE ROAD.
GILBERT
SUDDENLY TURNED AND POINTED A PISTOL AT A POLICE OFFICER
WHO FIRED AT HIM AND MISSED.
THEN
A DEPUTY SHOT GILBERT TWICE IN THE BACK WITH FOAM
RUBBER BULLETS THAT SPUN HIM AROUND—AND HE FLED INTO THE
WOODS. A GSP COPTER WITH THERMO IMAGING TRACKED HIM—THEN
LOST HIM.
THE
SEARCH CONTINUED INTO TUESDAY—WHEN LAWMEN ON THE GROUND
FOUND HIS BODY IN THE BARN.
SHERIFF
KILGORE THANKED THOMASTON PD, , GA. DEPARTMENT OF
CORRECTIONS FOR THEIR BLOODHOUNDS, SPALDING S.O. AND GSP FOR
THEIR COPTERS.
THOMASTON
POLICE OFFICER BRUCE GILBERT SUFFERED A BROKEN ANKLE SUNDAY
NIGHT WHEN HE STEPPED OUT OF A MOVING S.O. SUV SHADOWING
GILBERT AND AND WAS RUN OVER. POLICE CHIEF MIKE RICHARDSON
SAID OFFICER GILBERT UNDERWENT SURGERY AT MACON MEDICAL
CENTER AND WILL BE OUT OF ACTION FOR SEVERAL MONTHS.
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