• A manhunt is underway for the Nashville black police chief's son, who i

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    The Nashville police chief's son is suspected of shooting two police
    officers.

    Nashville Chief John Drake called for his estranged son to be
    arrested.

    The suspect remains at large, and a manhunt is underway in
    Tennessee.

    A manhunt is underway in Tennessee for the Nashville police chief's
    son, who is the suspect in the shooting of two police officers.

    The officers were investigating a stolen vehicle when the suspect
    shot them with a handgun outside a Dollar General store, La Vergne
    Police Chief Christopher Moews allege, per The Associated Press.

    John C. Drake, Jr., the son of Metro Nashville Police Department
    Chief John Drake, was identified as the suspect.

    The police officers were taken to Vanderbilt University Medical
    Center in Nashville and were in stable condition, said Anne Smith, a spokesperson for the city of La Vergne, per the outlet.

    The Nashville police chief released a statement confirming that his
    estranged son was the suspect.

    "I am shocked and deeply saddened to learn that my estranged son,
    with whom I have had very minimal contact over many years, is the
    suspect in this afternoon's shooting of the two La Vergne police
    officers," Drake said.

    "Despite my efforts and guidance, in the early and teenage years, my
    son, John Drake Jr., now 38-years-old, resorted to years of criminal
    activity and is a convicted felon," Drake wrote. "He now needs to be
    found and held accountable for his actions today."
    He said that his thoughts and prayers were with the wounded
    officers.

    Drake is a gun control advocate who responded to one of the state's
    worst mass shootings earlier this year.

    Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell expressed his support for Drake
    and the officers in a statement.

    "My heart goes out to Chief Drake, his family, and the two wounded
    La Vergne police officers. I know that despite our best efforts —
    including in their early years — we can't be responsible for the
    choices of family members," he said.

    "I support Chief Drake and stand by him at this difficult time. He
    is the right Chief of Police for Nashville."

    https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/a-manhunt-is-underway-for-the- nashville-police-chief-s-son-who-is-suspected-of-shooting-2-police- officers/ar-AA1iECP1?cvid=9da47878add14d25858f23f2f564a722&ei=14

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