Officer Weber served with the Louisville Division of Police for five months when he was killed. While on duty he and his partner were breaking up a fight between a group of men at Floyd Street and Woodbine Avenue. One of the men produced a gun and shot Officer Weber in the chest. His partner then shot and wounded the assailant. Officer Weber died the next day.
Richard Moore was convicted of murder in a jury trial and given life in prison.
Sources:
- 1910 Courier-Journal historic newspapers.
- "Louisville Division of Police: 1806 - 2002" by Retd LPD Capt Mort Childress.
Richard Moore was convicted of murder in a jury trial and given life in prison.
Sources:
- 1910 Courier-Journal historic newspapers.
- "Louisville Division of Police: 1806 - 2002" by Retd LPD Capt Mort Childress.
Officer Weber served with the Louisville Division of Police for five months when he was killed. While on duty he and his partner were breaking up a fight between a group of men at Floyd Street and Woodbine Avenue. One of the men produced a gun and shot Officer Weber in the chest. His partner then shot and wounded the assailant. Officer Weber died the next day.
Richard Moore was convicted of murder in a jury trial and given life in prison.
Sources:
- 1910 Courier-Journal historic newspapers.
- "Louisville Division of Police: 1806 - 2002" by Retd LPD Capt Mort Childress.
Richard Moore was convicted of murder in a jury trial and given life in prison.
Sources:
- 1910 Courier-Journal historic newspapers.
- "Louisville Division of Police: 1806 - 2002" by Retd LPD Capt Mort Childress.
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