Warrant details moments before Trooper Phillips was shot
According to court records, the shooting was captured on camera before the suspect drove away.
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According to court records, the shooting was captured on camera before the suspect drove away.
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Phillips, 28, was shot and killed Sept. 28 during a traffic stop in Bowling Green.
On Tuesday, Glasgow Police Chief Guy Howie wanted people to remember Phillips for more than the badge he wore or the job he did. He wanted to remember the person behind it.