STATter 911 has learned the death of the man accused of killing police officer/volunteer firefighter Richard Findley has been ruled a homicide. According to multiple sources, the Maryland State Medical Examiner’s Office determined that asphyxiation due to a broken neck is the preliminary cause of death for 19-year-old Ronnie White.
Ronnie White was charged late Friday with running down Cpl. Findley with a stolen pickup truck. White was found dead in his cell at the Prince George’s County detention center Sunday morning.
Officials said Sunday there were no obvious signs of trauma when White’s body was found.
Richard Findley was working with a special police department team that targets violent offenders and car thieves.
Findley was a life member of the Beltsville Volunteer Fire Department.
Top officials of the Prince George’s County government have scheduled a 9:00 PM press conference to discuss the case.
Sources tell 9NEWS NOW that Maryland State Police criminal investigators will be investigating the homicide of Ronnie White.
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Cant wait to hear all the family members coming out to say how good of a boy Ronnie was. Ronnie never did anything wrong. The police shouldnt have chased him. It was only a stolen car and ronnie didnt even know it was stolen. He was such a good boy. He loved to look fresh and all.
Hopefully this scumbag took his own life after realizing he was headed to Jail for the rest of his natural life.
Officer Ritchard Findley,
You will be missed
You're watching the tv,
Things seem ok
Then the news interrupts your story
But,thanks to tv recording,
you quickly hit the replay
Oh no, not Findley,
Not my boy
He was just doing his job,
Not playing with his child's toy
Four people did a dirty deed
Didn't stop to the Officer's heed
They drag him down the street,
Probably laughing along the way
His family is now suffering
As he lays in God's bodily driveway
Those four people in the truck
Which by the way was stolen
Officer Findley did a great job
While attempting to make an unfolding
People,please stop committing
crimes
The time is here to make a change
Findley will be missed by all
But for now, our hearts are drained
God will make judgement in due time
When the four men
Will pay for this crime
–Audrey C. Smith
So Ron, Limbo is now your Home
There is justice when you commit a crime
Ron certainly found this out
He was charged with killing a cop
People must tell him, you must stop
He got scared, so desp to get away
When Officer Findley stood in the way
Of a crime, a stolen van at that
With the price of gas
What were they thinking under their caps
Everyone was thankful, Ron got caught
He was the driver that killed the cop
The family devastated by the news
No court hearing for Ron's doom
Was it a vigilante, was it a cop
That cause Ron's future
To come to a stop?
A strangling, oh wow,
could this case be more in style
We won't have a court case now
To find out the details of what
went wrong
Officer Findley can't say
For he is dead
Thanks to Ron,
And his three friends
The three men left
will pay in due time
God will make judgment
for committing such crime
This scumbag should have been in jail still for the things he had already done. Maybe these punks will see what could happen to them if they try the same thing.
This punk's family should be glad that they don't have to worry where he is anymore!!!!!!!!
Speaking as a daughter of a police officer I will be the first to say killing him was NOT the right thing to do.. He was sentenced. You can't take the law in your own hands. BOTTOM LINE!
I pray God will comfort the hearts of officer Findley's wife and two daughters. This is a tragic loss. NOTHING should overshadow the death of ANY loved one, no matter who they are. This officer's family should receive all the support and love their going to need to get through this. It's unfortunate that his children lost their father and his wife lost, I'm sure, her best friend. Let's keep them in our prayers. Remember, the same measure that you use to judge others, it will be used to judge you.
Taisha Brown