Cop Shooting Suspect Had Criminal Past
The suspect in the death of a San Diego police officer had a warrant issued 24 hours before his death for failure to pay a bus or trolley fare. The suspect in the shooting death of a San Diego police officer, Dejon Marquee White, had a warrant issued 24 hours before his death for failure to pay a bus or trolley fare. White, who was killed in a shootout with San Diego officers outside his apartment complex, was suspected of fatally shooting San Diego officer Jeremy Henwood. His criminal history includes convictions for robbery, reckless driving, and resisting a police officer. In 2006, at age 19, White was convicted of grand robbery and ordered to pay $2,700 to Sears Essentials. He was convicted earlier this year of reckless driving and petty theft. As part of the government's Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program, White paid less than $100 a month in rent.
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The suspect in the death of a San Diego police officer had a warrant issued 24 hours before his death for failure to pay a bus or trolley fare.
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