An inmate died at a hospital early Tuesday after a failed escape attempt on Monday in which he grabbed a deputy's gun and wounded him and was then gunned down as he drove away in a police van. Deputy Kimsey Gray, a 14-year veteran, suffered gunshot wounds to the abdomen, left arm and right leg and was in stable condition Tuesday. The incident was the third courthouse shooting in Georgia in less than 18 months.
August 23, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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An inmate died at a hospital early Tuesday after a failed escape attempt in which he grabbed a deputy’s gun and wounded him and was then gunned down as he drove away in a police van.
Deputy Kimsey Gray was transporting four prisoners in chains and leg irons from the Jackson County Courthouse in Jefferson, Ga., when one of them grabbed a gun and shot him, authorities said.
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