Sheriff: Wounded Kansas deputy saved lives before dying
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September 20, 2018
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — A wounded Kansas sheriff's deputy managed to kill his attacker and likely saved the lives of two witnesses before he collapsed and died from a gunshot wound, according to a Kansas sheriff.
Sedgwick County Sheriff Jeff Easter said Tuesday he has no doubt that Deputy Robert Kunze "prevented loss of other life" when he shot 29-year-old Robert Greeson. Investigators say Greeson shot the deputy during a confrontation on a rural county road Sunday afternoon, The Wichita Eagle reported .
Kunze responded to a report about a man in a stolen black truck who was lurking around two al...
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