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Friday, January 4, 2013

State Attorney General's Office Clears Beachwood Officer In High Velocity Shooting

Case is now considered closed, Ocean County Prosecutor Marlene Lynch Ford says

The state Attorney General's Office has concluded that Beachwood Sgt. Bruce Harris used justifiable force when he shot Mark Tanouye once in the chest on the night of July 19, in the parking lot of the High Velocity Sports Bar in Beachwood. "In a letter dated December 18, 2012, Stephen J. Taylor, the Director of the Division of Criminal Justice within the Office of the Attorney General, informed me that after their independent review of the investigation concurred with my determination that the use of deadly force was justified,” said Ocean County Prosecutor Marlene Lynch Ford said. Ford's investigation into the shooting previously concluded that Harris had acted properly. The matter was then sent to the state Attorney General's Office for …

Martin Vavra

11:44 am on Monday, January 7, 2013

The real shame is that it took so long for this matter to be resolved. This incident was pretty straight forward but this Officer was forced to wait this conclusion out for 6 months. As for some of the other lame comments, it's clear we have a division in our society. Those who support crime and those who confront it. I knew both of the men involved here. This matter came to it's proper …   more ›

Monday, October 15, 2012

Man Shot Outside High Velocity Had Blood Alcohol Level Above Legal Limit

Mark Tanouye had blood alcohol level of 0.092

The man shot and killed by a Beachwood police officer in July near the High Velocity Bar and Grill had blood alcohol above the legal limit, Ocean County Executive Assistant Prosecutor Michel A. Paulhus said. The autopsy on 52-year-old Mark Tanouye was performed in July, he said, but today Paulhus released details about the blood alcohol levels of the man shot by Beachwood Police outside the Route 9 bar. Tanouye had blood alcohol level of 0.092, Paulhus said. The legal limit is .08. Beachwood Sgt. Bruce Harris was in uniform in a marked police cruiser when he responded to a 10:50 p.m. call in July about a man "creating a disturbance" in the parking lot of the sports bar on Route 166, Paulhus has said. Harris got out of his patrol car and …

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VoiceofReason

9:59 am on Tuesday, January 22, 2013

It doesn't matter what color skin someone has when they are ILLEGALLY carrying a gun. In case you forgot - there is a law against carrying a weapon. Especially an ex con.   more ›

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