Today is November 11, 2011. Remember our Veterans. all Veterans, and never forget Pat Lamoureux.
PAT LAMOUREUX
PAT LAMOUREUX - One episode in a person's life, does not define the person.
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"Grandpa Pat & Kain"
"Kain-man" the jokester....
LAS VEGAS REVIEW JOURNAL ARTICLES ABOUT PAT'S CASE
- 2/17/11 Prosecutor says gunman's sentence reflects real world
- 2/15/11 - Iraq War Veteran Sentenced to Prison in Deputy's Shooting
- 2/15/11 VIDEO Lamoureux Sentenced for 2008 Pahrump Shooting Spree
- 12/24/10 Iraq War Veteran who wounded deputy guilty
- 10/04/10 - Iraq War Veteran in jail two years after Pahrump shootout
- 10/13/09 - Shooting Report Specifies Drug Use (VA prescription drugs)
- 9/16/09 - War Stress Defense Expected
- 7/12/09 - Iraq War Veteran Awaits Shooting Trial as Wife Looks for Help
2 20 11 Iraq vet's criminal trial tears a small town in two
Pat Lamoureux - Iraq 2003
"Pat is an extraordinary, thoughtful, kind and generous man...not to mention a wonderful friend, in which one could always count upon to be there when in need." (words of a long time friend)
Pat's Family
Mica & Heather, grandson Kain
VETERANS IN THE COURTS AROUND THE COUNTRY (click links below for stories)
- 11/11/10 Prison is No Place for Veterans
- 11 17 10 Man arrested in standoff will be treated for PTSD
- 11 15 10 New Mexico Offers Help To Veterans with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
- 10 7 10 (from Texas) Running on "bubble gum and duct tape," a new court aims to keep damaged vets out of jail.
- 9 14 10 - Veterans court takes a chance on violent offenders
- 6 23 10 Iraq Vet Who Killed 42-Year-Old Dad While Drunk Driving Gets Rehab Instead of Jail
- 6 23 10 Best Course for Troubled Veterans - Treatment, Not Jail
- 5 12 10 New Minn. Court Handles Vets Accused Of Crimes
- 2 11 10 A Separate Peace - Specialized courts for war Veterans work wonders
- 1 14 09 California's Landmark Combat PTSD Case: Former Army Ranger Sargent Binkley Receives Treatment, Not Jail Sentence
- California's Alternative Sentencing Law - Veteran Gets Well Deserved Second Chance
VETERANS & SUICIDE
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- Sue Lamoureux says: Combat Veterans deserve a second chance if they become involved in the criminal justice system. As Americans in a modern society, incarcerating Veterans instead of offering in-patient jail diversion programs is barbaric. These brave soldiers were willing to sacrifice their lives in combat - not sacrifice their lives sitting in a jail cell. As Americans, we owe our Veterans more than we are giving them.