TEEN NABBED IN MURDER OF GA. COP RICHARD DALY

GEORGIA cops have arrested a 17-year-old triggerman in the cold-blooded murder of Deputy Richard 'Rick' Jerome Daly. The 55-year-old veteran Clayton Police officer pulled over aspiring headcase Jonathan 'Bunny' Bun yesterday afternoon to serve him with an arrest warrant. And when the terrible teen--wanted for an unrelated armed robbery-- emerged from the car, he was shooting.
Sheriff Kem Kimbrough said yesterday that the force is "devastated" by the loss of Daly.

He said: “For us to have never lost an officer before this was a phenomenal streak of good luck. And good luck, like everything else, has its time and its limits.”
Information on Bun is a bit sketchy, although happily he was bitten by a police dog during his capture.
According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution the slaying happened close to where Bun lived with his parents and two younger sisters. He had recently moved out.
Neighbor Garrett Anderson said: "There was some sort of fight with his mother. He left and hadn't been back since."

PITTSBURGH BOY, 7, GAVE HEROIN TO CLASSMATES

A LITTLE BOY has been caught giving away bags of heroin to his classmates in a Pittsburgh school.
The seven-year-old boy was caught was 18 bags of the killer drug, stamped "magic ticket" with a bunny jumping out of a hat, clearly designed to be dealt to the city's desperate junkies, in his locker.
Sources at the city's Roosevelt Primary School said they became suspicious after the boy cut his finger on a razor blade.
And after they questioned the student a teacher found the 18 individual bags of heroin in his backpack and locker which the boy reportedly told authorities that he got from his father's bedroom.
But when cops searched his home they found no trace of drugs.
His family have not commented on the allegations, which were discovered by a parent whose child had brought the drug home from school. 
Ebony Pugh, a spokesperson for Pittsburgh Public Schools, said three parents contacted the school district because their kids brought home drugs.
She added the district plans to send a letter home to parents tomorrow about the incident.