LEE GRACE DOUGHERTY: 'I DESERVED TO GET SHOT'

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STRIPPER Felon Lee Grace Dougherty told the cops who blasted her leg "I deserved to get shot" after she was busted this week.
The 29-year-old and eldest member of the deadly Dougherty Gang, which also included her brothers Ryan Edward Dougherty, 21, and Dylan Dougherty Stanley, 26, had aimed her machine gun at Walsenburg, Colo., Police Chief James Chamberlain, before she was shot.
A Pueblo County judge set bond at $1.25 million each on Thursday for the three who had led cops on a cross state crime spree after shooting up a cop car in Florida and robbing a Valadosta, GA bank.

The crazy crew were eventually caught after a wild 100mph chase in southern Colorado during which at least one of the gang took pot shots at pursuing officers.
Lee Dougherty, initially told federal investigators that she and her brothers "weren't trying to hurt anyone" during a wild chase and shootout.
The three who now face charges of attempted murder of a police officer and assault on a police officer
made their first court appearance in Pueblo, Colo., appearing by video from jail.
Barbara Bell of East Palatka, Fla., spoke briefly Thursday to The Associated Press but declined to discuss their ordeal, saying she didn't think it would help them in the long run.
She said: "Thank God they're not tried by the media. They're tried in a court of law and their story will come out at that time."

LEE GRACE DOUGHERTY TRIED TO SHOOT COP

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STRIPPER fugitive and best looking member of the deadly "Dougherty Gang" Lee Grace tried to shoot a cop before she was blasted in the leg herself.
After wild car chase, with speeds topping out at over 100mph the crazy siblings were finally caught after they crashed their white Subaru Impreza near a Colorado building site and scattered.
But when a cop caught up with  Lee Grace Pueblo County Sheriff Kirk Taylor said she "turned to chamber a round," Taylor said, but was shot in the leg by the cop before she could fire.
Her brothers Ryan, 21 and Dylan Dougherty Stanley, 26, were also arrested, although it's thought that one of them had to be rushed to hospital. 
It brought the huge multi-state manhunt to end for the terrible trio which has stretched from Florida to Colorado over the past week.
Their wild ride began last week after they shot up a police car, before moving on to Valadosta, GA where they robbed a bank.
Then they vanished from sight until they were spotted Tuesday buying camping equipment in Colorado.
But although cops located the campground they were gone by the time they arrived but officers eventually stumbled across their car at a gas station.
Needless to say they didn't come quietly taking off down the I-25.
Investigators think the upcoming birth of leader Ryan Dougherty's child might have sent him and his siblings over the edge.
He had been forced to register as a sex offender after sending explicit text messages to an 11-year-old girl and he feared that his sex offender status would prevent him from seeing his soon to be born child.