What's adding to the confusion to this already disturbing incident: two different stories told by the two different police departments.
-- Two police departments are at odds over a shooting that included an officer and an off-duty officer from a different town.
What's adding to the confusion to this already disturbing incident: two different narratives told by the two different police departments. According to St. John police, it was around 2:30 a.m. when an officer, who has not been identified, was on the side of the road investigating an abandoned suspicious vehicle. It was at that point the officer said he saw a car traveling toward him, nearly striking him.The officer later caught up to the driver where he was placed into custody. But here's where everything gets interesting.
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