Woodward is adept at getting people to trust him and talk on the record, including Trump himself. Judging Rage on its own terms, the book is an important contribution to documenting the Trump presidency. Rage provides additional firsthand evidence that since taking office Trump has posed a 'clear and present danger' to the people of the United States and beyond. Woodward, a daily newspaper reporter at heart, moves from one story to the next, spending little or no time offering any incisive analysis of these enablers. Woodward offers no analysis here, so readers are left to dwell on the tragedy of it all. 'Even people who believe in him somehow believe in him without believing what he says.' That is the baffling reality of Trump’s presidency. The willful blindness from which each suffered in accepting Trump’s appointments, and their failure to blow the whistle once they witnessed firsthand the damage Trump was causing our country, entitles each to his own chapter when Profiles in Complicity is written. These are painful chapters to read that will elicit rage in many readers. despite his 49 years reporting on Washington politics, 19 previous books, and two Pulitzer Prizes, Woodward comes off.as surprisingly naïve. Police do not know why Kirby was in Hardeeville that morning, but Woodward said the man was traveling upstate back to Union when the road rage incident unfolded. Woodward would not specify whether police or Kirby fired the first shot. Woodward, Crosby and SLED spokesperson Renée Wunderlich would not say how many rounds were fired by officers. From there, officers exchanged gunfire with the man. Locating the suspect’s car at a nearby gas station, police chased the driver, who was later identified as Kirby, onto Brooks Willis Drive, where his car struck a barricade and stopped, Hardeeville Police Chief Sam Woodward said. Police do not know how the disagreement began. 278, according to a May 2 press release from SLED.

May 1 about a road rage incident in which an “armed and aggressive driver” shot another vehicle multiple times on U.S. Hardeeville officers received a 911 call around 4:15 a.m. Army, having served with the 82nd Airborne Division in Afghanistan, according to his obituary. Hardeeville and Jasper County police called on SLED to investigate, which is standard practice to prevent bias after officer-involved shootings, said Chief Jeff Crosby of the Jasper County Sheriff’s Office.

One Sheriff’s Office deputy and three Hardeeville officers involved in the shootout were put on administrative leave while the investigation is ongoing.

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