Hello, everyone. Good afternoon. Happy Sunday to everyone. Welcome to Police Off the Cuff. I'm your host, retired NYPD sergeant, Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

You know, folks, we're covering that horrible story from Augusta, Georgia, the University

Georgia campus, and that's the picture of Lake and Riley, a nursing student, 22 years old, who lost her life jogging during the day on campus.

A targeted attack by an individual that the police did great work in identifying and arresting rather quickly, this individual.

And I think it's really to say that it's upset.

The Georgia community would be, it's upset the whole nation, really, I think it's become a national story and and an example of

you know a targeted attack by someone that just as the chief of uh you the uGA police, Jeffrey Clark said, he just woke up this morning with really,

or the morning of this crime Thursday with bad intentions, you know.

And then we ask questions, you know, and we'll go over this during the show.

Who is this guy, you know, and we'll go over this during the show. Who is this guy, you know?

Frequently in a homicide investigation, you do what I call in my canonisms.

It's called purpology.

Find out who this guy is.

Study his background.

See where he is, where he's been, what his criminal history is, what his

habits are, his work, his relationships, all of those things. And I think a lot of those things

haven't been answered yet to our, at least to our satisfaction.

And we just think about, all of us who are parents,

thinking about a 22-year-old girl, nursing student,

did everything right in her life, on a student,

had an amazing future ahead of her.

Here, there's some better pictures of a former cross-country runner in high school.

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