Well that s bad as a sheriff but I can understand that he killed the abuser of his daughter. (Not the worst new today)

If I caught someone, who had already molested my child, in the act of abducting said child, I would probably have done the same thing.

Edit: For anyone who didn't read the article...

The Wade Knox Children's Advocacy Center later interviewed the man's daughter, and authorities obtained a warrant to arrest Fosler for one count of rape and one count of internet stalking of a child – two felonies. Police arrested Fosler, and his bond was set at $50,000. He was released on July 17, 2024.

In October of that year, Heather Spencer, Aaron Spencer's wife, called 911 to report her daughter missing. She said her bed had been made to look like she was asleep in it, but her daughter was not there.

Aaron Spencer told police he later got into his car to look for Fosler. He spotted his vehicle, a white Ford truck, on the highway with his daughter in the passenger seat. The father then turned his car around and went after the vehicle. He began honking and flashing his lights to get Fosler to stop, court records state.

After following Fosler for 6 miles, Aaron Spencer hit the truck with his car, causing the truck to run into a ditch and strike a wooden entry gate post. Aaron Spencer then got out of his car and started firing a gun at Fosler. He fired 16 times, court records state, noting 15 bullets hit Fosler.

After firing the shots, Aaron Spencer pistol-whipped Fosler in the face, court records state.

The father then called 911 and said, "Michael Fosler is (expletive) dead on the side of the road for trying to kidnap my daughter. I had no choice,

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*whatever I personally consider to be justice