Police: Suspect told friend 'I just shot a cop'; Addison will be tried for murder of Briggs

From: Concord Monitor | Date: November 18, 2006| Author: JOELLE FARRELL | Copyright information

Officer Michael Briggs was chasing Michael Addison, calling "Stop! Police!" when Addison spun around and shot Briggs in the head last month, a police lieutenant testified yesterday. Addison kept running, later calling a friend to say, "I just shot a cop. You're not going to see me for awhile," the lieutenant said.

Briggs, 35, a Manchester police officer and father of two, died at Elliott Hospital on Oct. 17, the day after the shooting. Addison, 26, also known as "Stix," was charged wit...

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