Constable Edward Hageman

Constable Edward Hageman | Logan Police Department, Kansas
Logan Police Department, Kansas
Constable Edward Hageman

Logan Police Department, Kansas

End of Watch Monday, May 25, 1891

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Edward Hageman

Constable Hageman was shot and killed while serving a foreclosure warrant on a man in Norton County. As Constable Hageman attempted to take possession of a team of low horses he was attacked by the man's son.

The son struck Constable Hageman in the head with a rock as the suspect drew a pistol and opened fire on the constable. Constable Hageman returned fire but his gun misfired. The suspect continued firing, fatally wounding him.

The 56-year-old suspect was convicted of second degree murder in connection with Constable Hageman's murder and sentenced to 10 years on October 8, 1891.

Constable Hageman had served in law enforcement for 15 years. Prior to serving with the Logan Police Department he had served as a Texas Ranger for the Frontier Battalion in Frio County, Texas. He was survived by his wife and five children.

Bio

  • Age 36
  • Tour 15 years
  • Badge Not available

Incident Details

  • Cause Gunfire
  • Weapon Gun; Unknown type
  • Offender Sentenced to 10 years
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Constable Edward C. Hageman was my great grandfather. His son E. C. Hageman, was my grandfather who moved to Stockton, Kansas, SE of Logan, Ks., and was an IGA grocer in Stockton. E. C. married Rae Maris, and they had three children, E. Charles, Joanna, and Ruby Bell. E. Charles Hageman (E. Charles) was my father, and was born in Stockton in 1924, and worked in Stockton his entire life, he served in WWII and fought in the Battle of the Bulge, was awarded a Bronze Star for bravery, and a purple heart. E. Charles attended KU in Lawrence and Washburn in Topeka, and was an attorney and abstractor. E. Charles married Beverly Harris in Stockton, , and they had 5 children, Edward C., Cassandra, John, Blaine and Eric. E. Charles passed away in 2019.
God Bless those first responders and men and women in Blue and law enforcement. It is unbelievable that many in our country would ever consider defunding or dismantling law enforcement agencies. God Save our Country from those who would turn our country into a Socialist society and shred our Constitution, attack our Free Speech, Right to Bear Arms, and remove God and religion from our lives and schools.

John Hageman
The Woodlands, Texas

January 19, 2021

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