A Hopkinsville Police officer who was shot in the line of duty last month thanked the community and his fellow comrades for their support during a news conference at the police headquarters Monday morning.
Officer Jeremy Davidson says the outpouring of support has been amazing.
He briefly talked about what led up to him being shot two times in the early morning hours of February 18.
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Officer Davidson says officer safety has always been significant to him and it takes a special person to be police officer.
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Police Chief Clayton Sumner notes the news conference was Officer Davidson’s idea and it’s a testimony to his character.
right-click to download mp3Officer Davidson says he will be returning to the police force but at this time he doesn’t know when he will be medically released.
Following the shooting on February 18, Officer Davidson was taken to Skyline Medical Center in Nashville after the suspect, later identified as Keith Kuzyk of Clarksville opened fire on his police cruiser with an AR-15 assault rifle. Kuzyk and three others were arrested later that day in Hopkinsville and Clarksville. Officer Davidson was released from the hospital the following day and welcomed back to Hopkinsville with a police escort.
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