A 20-year-old man who shot and wounded a state trooper in July pleaded guilty Friday to several felonies.
Daniel Novasad could get a prison term of more than 50 years when he is sentenced Jan. 25.
Novasad was on a motorcycle when he fled from Department of Public Safety officer Kyle Forest July 5 near 99th and Grand avenues.
Novasad dumped his motorcycle and ran away, firing six shots at Forest and hitting four times.
Forest recovered from his wounds.
Cop shooter pleads guiltyDecember 3rd, 2007, 2:35 pm · 2 Comments · posted by Gary Grado2 CommentsLeave a Reply |
There is more to this young man’s history that requires further evaluation before passing judgement. See an article about him in the Greenway High School paper.
He was already on parole from previous crimes. THAT is this this young man’s history. The Greenway High School incident doesn’t mean anything. That is common sense to help your family from a burning building. We are looking at an immature, ignorant, careless boy. I give no sympathy to those that attempt to murder police officers. He was a former tenant of mine and was evicted due to animal cruelty, drugs, and destruction of my leased property(toping over $2000) When you do stupid things and believe you are above the law because your step-daddy is a sheriff’s officer, you pay the price. This is the an example of the system cleaning the streets from individuals like Daniel Novasad.