The convicted killer of Police Officer Harry Ryman, a married father of five when he was gunned down in the summer of 1980 after confronting a trio of would-be car thieves, is scheduled to be released from prison shortly, to the outrage of the officer’s family and the Police Benevolent Association.
Paul Ford, 58, is the second of three men convicted of murder for his role in the Aug. 14, 1980 killing of Officer Ryman who will be released, following the parole last year of Barrington Young.
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