Police: Millville Officer Kills Wife In Domestic Dispute
Wife Allegedly Stabbed Officer
(NBC 10 Philadelphia)
May 11, 2006
MILLVILLE, Pa. -- Millville police said they are investigating a homicide that involves one of their own.
According to the Cumberland County prosecutor, the wife of a Millville police officer allegedly stabbed her husband and the officer then shot her in a domestic dispute at their home at Wedgewood Court and Shamrock Lane.
The wife was killed. The officer is being treated at a hospital.
Police have not released the names of the couple involved
Neighbors told NBC 10 News that the officer and his wife were the "perfect couple," and that they were very social.
The Millville Police Department have not released any other details and the investigation is continuing.
could someone other than Robert have killed barb?
ReplyDeletehe shot his wife the mother of his children dead he should be prosecuted and never carry a gun again
ReplyDeleteanother cover-up, typical in this political county which is run by the "almighty white men" who continue to have no respect for women. women are still fighting for their rights here.
ReplyDeleteI beleive there are alot of political cover-ups in Cumberland County NJ. It is a good ol' boy network.
ReplyDeleteThere are many "good" cops in Millville; however, there are more "bad" cops...and they do have a "blue" loyalty to one another.
I am aware of more than a few domestic issues that were ignored, swept under the rug, or simply discounted. There is definately a lack of respect for women, and especially single women. A very provencial mentality.
I don't think anyone will ever really know what happened to Barbara... and her family will not have peace.
Just a couple of days ago in Millville:
ReplyDeleteRestraining order is vacated
Bridgeton News
By JAIME MARINE
Wednesday, September 27, 2006
MILLVILLE - The Superior Court of New Jersey Appellate Division has vacated a restraining order placed on city police officer Bruce Cornish in 2005 by his wife...
And yesterday:
Millville officer may rejoin force
September 28, 2006
From staff reports
A suspended police officer may be able to rejoin the police force because a state appellate court has reversed a court order that prevented him from carrying a gun...
I just passed this and I want to say that I knew barb personally, she was a secretary at the creative achevement school in vineland, nj. I lived with her sister Cindy Locke and I also was a student of her aunt Elkie Spinato, I knew her and her husband and children and they had a couple of bumps and bruises like a normal family and what happened to her I will say was wrong. No one can bring my friend Barb back... and robert, I had lost my respects for him but I adore his mother dearly, she is a very nice lady and I feel sorry that she has to burden all of this due to it was her son who did this... *shakes head* after these few years this still bothers me...
ReplyDeleteThank you for leaving the thoughts about Barbara...
ReplyDeleteThere are more posts on the blog too -
http://behindthebluewall.blogspot.com/2006/11/nj-millville-police-sgt-vanaman-charged.html
http://behindthebluewall.blogspot.com/2007/10/nj-police-sgt-vanamans-new-excuse-for.html
http://behindthebluewall.blogspot.com/2007/11/nj-stopping-wife-killer-officer-vanaman.html
http://behindthebluewall.blogspot.com/2007/12/nj-slow-mo-shuffle-towards-murder-of.html
http://behindthebluewall.blogspot.com/2008/02/nj-wife-murder-trial-of-free-as-bird.html
http://behindthebluewall.blogspot.com/2008/05/nj-millville-police-sgt-vanaman-denied.html
What's even more outrageous, is the law deemed the penalty for taking this woman's life should be MAX: 11 years. And the judge sentenced him 9 years. This is appalling.This judge said he relied on testimony he was an engaged hands on father. So what?? He in not being sentenced for child neglect. Murder. Murder?? Does that even mean anything anymore??
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