The inside story of Baton Rouge police shooting.

Let me remind you that Gavin long, a makes shift memorial has taken shape at our lady of the lake regional in Baton Rouge, Louisiana where two injured police officers are recovering from their injuries following a deadly shooting in which 3 officers were killed on July 17.

As per my information Baton Rouge shooting what was described as a barrage of fire shattering calm Sunday morning, a Missouri man killed three Baton officers injuring 3 others. President Obama has condemned the attack which has come just 10 days after a gunman killed 5 police officers in Dallas.

So 12 days after Baton Rouge news police in Baton Rouge fatally shot 37 year old Alton Sterling while he was pinned to the ground. According to police the officers who were white thought sterling that was black was reaching for a gun in July5 shooting.

Now sterling’s funeral is on Friday and I feel that Gavin Eugene long there is no justification for Sunday’s cowardly and reprehensible violence against law enforcement. I personally feel that regardless of motive, the death of these three brave officers underscores the danger that police across the country confront every single day.

The gunman Gavin long was a black man from Kansas City who opened fire before 9 am Sunday before being shot dead by police. He had turned 29 that day. Two city officers and a sheriff's deputy were killed: 32-year-old Montréal Jackson, a 10-year-veteran of the Baton Rouge Police Department.

41-year-old Matthew Gerald, who had been with the department for less than a year; and 45-year-old East Baton Rouge sheriff's deputy Brad Garafola,  Kansascity, 24-year veteran of the department, Nicholas Tullier, a 41-year-old sheriff's deputy, was in critical condition after surgery.

A third deputy, Baton Rouge shooting, Bruce Simmons, 51, suffered non-life-threatening injuries. A 41-year-old city officer also suffered non-life-threatening injuries.