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Corporal Phillip Lorenzo Lee | Alabama State University Police Department, Alabama Alabama State University Police Department, Alabama

Corporal

Phillip Lorenzo Lee

Alabama State University Police Department, Alabama

End of Watch: Friday, December 1, 2000

Bio & Incident Details

Age: 42

Tour: 21 years

Badge # Not available

Cause: Vehicular assault

Incident Date: 12/1/2000

Weapon: Automobile

Suspect: Not available

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Corporal Lee was intentionally struck and killed by a vehicle as he stood outside of his department vehicle at 2215 hours. Corporal Lee was en route to work when his department vehicle broke down. As he was checking the engine, another vehicle crossed the highway median and collided into him. An FBI investigation determined that the driver intentionally struck Corporal Lee because he was a police officer.

Corporal Lee had been in law enforcement for 21 years, and is survived by his wife and two children.

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This morning I just happen to see your profile at ODMP. I still remember the morning I heard of your accident. You were a big man with a gentle, respectful heart. Yet a cowardly woman who took you out for no reason with her car. A friend of mind who was a state trooper, investigated that case. He said that was the only case he lost in court. He said it was the most disturbing case in his time as a lawman. She didn't get a day of time in the state pen at Tutwiler. Her act was intentional to kill you which was first degree murder - a capital offense. She and her lawyer came up with the most bogus defense to justify your death. But justice will come for you one day on this earth. Only one can question Yah about what the jury was thinking when they gave a not guilty verdict. Corporal Lee the family and alumni of Alabama State commend you for the service you gave. I ask that all ASU alums to reflect on your life at this site.

Anonymous
May 9, 2011

 

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