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Dallas, Texas

Four police officers were shot early Thursday while helping to serve a federal drug warrant at a home.

All four were hospitalized in good condition, Sr. Cpl. Jamie Kimbrough said.

Police were serving a warrant for the Drug Enforcement Administration when officers approached a home in the Oak Cliff neighborhood in an armored personnel carrier, police Lt. Rick Watson said. After they announced the raid on a loudspeaker, someone inside the home opened fire, he said.

Four officers who were not inside the armored vehicle were hit, and the armored vehicle moved between them and the gunfire so they could be pulled to safety, Watson said.

Four people were taken into custody, including a person who was injured and a 10-year-old boy, who was not hurt. Kimbrough said she didn’t know what police found inside the home.

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Stamps, AR

A Lafayette County sheriff’s deputy died in a traffic accident while on his way to help another deputy who was answering a domestic disturbance call.

Thirty-two-year-old Stacy McMurrough of Stamps died when the patrol car he was driving went off Highway 29 in Lewisville, went into a ditch, overturned, and he was thrown from the vehicle.

Arkansas State Police say the accident happened at 8:21 last night, and the highway was wet at the time.

The sheriff’s office says McMurrough was found by a Lewisville police officer and was taken by ambulance to Medical Park Hospital in Hope, where he was pronounced dead.

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Balitmore

Russell Anthony Hamer, a Baltimore County police officer, died of a heart attack Saturday at his desk in the North Point Precinct police station. The Dundalk resident was 46.

Born in Baltimore and raised in the Berkshire section of Dundalk, he was a 1978 graduate of Dundalk High School, where he played varsity basketball and was known as Wes.

He began his career as a Baltimore City Police Department civilian employee in the radio room. He transferred to the city helicopter unit as a radio technician and graduated from the Baltimore County Police Academy in 1987.

Initially assigned to the White Marsh Precinct, he spent most of his career at North Point. A warrant officer, he was stricken while doing paperwork.

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GASSVILLE, Ark.

The teenager suspected in a hatchet and gun attack inside a New England gay bar and in the killing of a policeman died Sunday after being wounded in a shootout with Arkansas officers. Authorities believe he also killed a female acquaintance he had picked up while driving through West Virginia.

Jacob D. Robida, 18, died at Cox-South Hospital in Springfield, Mo., hospital spokesman Randy Berger said.

Investigators said the high school dropout from New Bedford, Mass., had dabbled in Nazism, and police there said the attack that injured three men, one critically, at the Puzzles Lounge on Thursday was a hate crime.

New Bedford police said Sunday they were still trying to determine what motivated Robida and if he had any help.

“By no means is the investigation is over,” said New Bedford police Capt. Richard Spirlet.

“I wish he would have lived and gone on trial,” said Dan Sheterom, 51, who lives above Puzzles Lounge and frequents the tavern.

After the New Bedford attack, police say, Robida picked up 33-year-old Jennifer Rena Bailey at her home in Charleston, W.Va.

“Apparently she’s had a prior relationship with this guy and had been corresponding with him. Other than that, we’re still in the dark about that,” West Virginia State Police Sgt. C.J. Ellyson said Sunday.

“The extent of their relationship I don’t know,” he said, adding that investigators also didn’t yet know how they met.

Bailey was the mother of three children, the youngest of whom was 4. Ellyson said the children were with relatives. He said Bailey was either divorced or separated from her husband.

“What we don’t know is if she went willingly or was abducted,” Ellyson said.

Spirlet said New Bedford investigators had been in contact with West Virginia authorities even before Saturday’s killings and gunfight in Arkansas, but he wouldn’t give details. “That’s part of the investigation,” Spirlet said.

On Saturday, as Robida and Bailey drove through the northern Arkansas town of Gassville, Officer Jim Sell pulled them over in front of the Brass Door Motel and Restaurant for a traffic violation, investigators said. Robida killed the 56-year-old officer, State Police spokesman Bill Sadler said.

Motel manager Maryann Hoyne said she heard three shots, saw Sell on the ground and watched as Robida drove away, then circled the motel.

“What he was doing was retrieving his gun. He had dropped it at the side of the officer,” Hoyne said. “He jumped out of the car, picked up the gun, got back in his car and sped off.”

In downtown Norfork, 20 miles away, police set up a roadblock as Robida approached.

Spike strips set out by state troopers blew out two tires but Robida kept going, driving on the bare metal rims into Norfork, authorities said. The fugitive’s car slammed into several parked vehicles to avoid the police barricade and spun 180 degrees to a stop.

“When he wrecked he started firing at our officer and a state police officer and the officers returned fire,” said Baxter County Sheriff John Montgomery.

Police shot Robida twice in the head, said Bristol, Mass., District Attorney Paul Walsh Jr.

Bailey was found dead in the car. Walsh said Robida killed her but Sadler said ballistics tests would be needed to confirm how the woman died.

Arkansas authorities would perform autopsies on all three of the dead, said David Brown of the Greene County Medical Examiner’s office in Springfield, Mo.

Police in New Bedford had sought Robida on charges of attempted murder, assault and civil rights charges. Had Robida survived the Arkansas shootout, he could have faced the death penalty in the police officer’s death.

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