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Man sentenced to 2 life terms for injuring deputy in shootout

Park Palmore, a 52-year-old Adkins, Texas, resident, was sentenced to two life sentences in state prison last week for shooting at and injuring a Kendall County Sheriff’s deputy in April 2020.

Park Palmore, a 52-year-old Adkins, Texas, resident, was sentenced to two life sentences in state prison last week for shooting at and injuring a Kendall County Sheriff’s deputy in April 2020.

Palmore was charged with two first-degree felony offenses, including attempted capital murder of a peace officer and aggravated assault of a public servant. He entered an open plea with the court on Dec. 9, 2021, and the sentencing was brought to 451st District Court Judge Kirsten Cohoon.

According to a search warrant affidavit, the incident stemmed from a call to Comfort Inn & Suites on April 9, 2020, when a man reported Palmore had pushed him from behind before Palmore tapped on his driver’s side window with a knife, calling him names, and displayed a shotgun.

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