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Providence Police Department Rhode Island
End of Watch:
April 16, 2005
Age: 50
Badge Number:
297
Years on The Job:
27
Cause of Death:
Shot and killed
Weapon
used:
Officers Service Weapon |
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Rhode
Island police detective
has killed while questioning a
potential suspect. The
 veteran detective was shot with his own weapon.
Detective James
Allen was questioning Estenban
Carpio
26,
as part of a stabbing investigation when
Carpio
grabbed the detective's gun and shot him.
Carpio broke a
3rd story window and jumped out onto the service road that borders
the building.
Carpio was
apprehended a few blocks away after a struggle. He was taken to a
hospital with injuries to his leg, arm and head, and was later
released into police custody.
Allen was pronounced dead at Rhode Island Hospital a short time
after the shooting. He was married and had two daughters.
Agency Information:
Providence
Police Department
325 Washington Street
Providence, RI 02903
Phone: 401-272-3121
Thousands Turn Out For
Wake of Rhode Island Officer Killed On Duty
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I send my deepest condolences to the friends, the family, of Det.
James Allen. May you find strength in your faith, and know that others
are grieving with you.
Christy Kuppler, NJ
katwoman@exit109.com
Date: 04/18/2005
Time: 03:14 PM
Our prayers are with the family
US Federal Police (Retired) NV
Chief of Police, Tom Savage
copone@cox.net
Date: 04/17/2005
Time: 09:50 PM
My deepest sympathy and prayers are with the family.
Fred Cog
Bailiff, NY
I am sorry for the deep loss to the family, friends and comrades.
US Federal Police (Retired) NV
Chief of Police, Tom Savage
copone@cox.net
The easiest way for evil to triumph, is for good men to do
nothing....Edmund Burke. There are people who think that we do the
job to be heroes, or for personal gain. They could never understand
that it is about the person next to you.
Reserve Officer, Sergeant Aaron King
Josephine County Sheriffs Office, OR
akingermx@hotmail.com
It is abundantly clear that ALL of your fallen officers shared a
common thread - they were of the highest caliber yet modest and
unassuming in the approach of their duties. I believe that for as long
as such
men and women patrol your streets with such commitment and
professionalism, then you have much to be proud of. My heart goes out
to all the bereaved families, but be assured, there is someone in
"every" corner of the world who cares!
Don W.
Howling@thesilverymoon.fsnet.co.uk
Wildlife Protection Ranger (UK)
Gloucestershire, United Kingdom
May your
family find peace and strength. I know how it feels to lose a
family member in the line of duty. My prayers are with you.
They will be blessed for all that they did for us while they were here
and now they can all watch over us.
Lauren, LA
summer8219@hotmail.com
Your job on earth is done and you are safely in God's hands. You are
now our guardian angel who watches over us in heaven. Your family and
fellow officers are in our prayers. God bless.
Beverly "Jake" Smith, Retired Reserve Officer
Gainesville Police Dept. FL
smithbc@ci.gainesville.fl.us
Walk tall, walk tall and protect us from above with honor and dignity.
May you lead the charge for
citizens right in heaven as you did here on earth
Darrell Thompson
Privet Security Officer St. Clair Co. MI,
Community College Campus Patrol #14
darrell@policespecial.com
www.sc4.edu
Rest in peace, and
may God allow him
to keep watch over us on earth while he patrols his beat
in heaven.
Our prayers go out
to the Officer's Department family and friends.
May they all find peace in their hearts soon.
From all the Staff at Police
Special Inc.
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