Inactive Simba Lion / Steven Hopps - Actual legal name, claims Disney stole it, SHOT TWO COPS (AND DIED)

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MONROE, MI -- Simba Lion, the 40-year-old man who police say was the suspect in the shooting of a pair of Monroe police officers, has died.

In a tweet sent out Monday afternoon, Michigan State Police said Lion died over the weekend. Authorities did not release any more details, other than to say the investigation continues.


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· Nov 21, 2019
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UPDATE: The suspect, Simba Lion remains in stable condition at this time after additional surgery at Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center in Toledo, Ohio. The investigation is ongoing.

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The suspect, Simba Lion who was involved in the shooting with Monroe City Police Department on November 19, has died this past weekend. The cause of death is unknown at this time. The investigation is ongoing.

2:38 PM - Dec 2, 2019
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Lion was named as a suspect in the Nov. 19 shooting by police, but it appears he never left the hospital after being shot by officers who returned fire at him. Lion was taken to a Toledo hospital following the incident and was listed in critical condition two weeks ago, in the last MSP update on his condition.

The two officers shot in the incident were treated and released form the hospital with non life-threatening injuries.

The ordeal unfolded after maintenance workers arrived at Lion’s apartment in the 700 block of Washington Street. According to WTOL, a pair of 911 calls show an argument began taking place and both the worker and Lion called 911. In one of the calls, a 911 dispatcher told Lion to holster his gun when police arrived or he would be treated as a hostile.

It is unclear what exactly happened when officers arrived, but police say Lion fired at the two officers, injuring them. More officers arrived and fire was returned at Lion, who was struck. WTOL also reports Lion was served with an eviction notice the day before the shooting took place.

The maintenance worker was with pest control workers who were spraying the apartment for cockroaches when the initial argument began.
 
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MONROE, MI -- Simba Lion, the 40-year-old man who police say was the suspect in the shooting of a pair of Monroe police officers, has died.

In a tweet sent out Monday afternoon, Michigan State Police said Lion died over the weekend. Authorities did not release any more details, other than to say the investigation continues.


MSP First District

@MSPFirstDist
· Nov 21, 2019
Replying to @MSPFirstDist
UPDATE: The suspect, Simba Lion remains in stable condition at this time after additional surgery at Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center in Toledo, Ohio. The investigation is ongoing.

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MSP First District

@MSPFirstDist
The suspect, Simba Lion who was involved in the shooting with Monroe City Police Department on November 19, has died this past weekend. The cause of death is unknown at this time. The investigation is ongoing.

2:38 PM - Dec 2, 2019
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Lion was named as a suspect in the Nov. 19 shooting by police, but it appears he never left the hospital after being shot by officers who returned fire at him. Lion was taken to a Toledo hospital following the incident and was listed in critical condition two weeks ago, in the last MSP update on his condition.

The two officers shot in the incident were treated and released form the hospital with non life-threatening injuries.

The ordeal unfolded after maintenance workers arrived at Lion’s apartment in the 700 block of Washington Street. According to WTOL, a pair of 911 calls show an argument began taking place and both the worker and Lion called 911. In one of the calls, a 911 dispatcher told Lion to holster his gun when police arrived or he would be treated as a hostile.

It is unclear what exactly happened when officers arrived, but police say Lion fired at the two officers, injuring them. More officers arrived and fire was returned at Lion, who was struck. WTOL also reports Lion was served with an eviction notice the day before the shooting took place.

The maintenance worker was with pest control workers who were spraying the apartment for cockroaches when the initial argument began.
Took him long enough.
 
I was really sad today because Lil Bub died. Upon finding out Simba Lion has also died, well, it's kinda sad too, but in a very different way. I feel like we've been robbed of a bizarre trial that could have provided us with many more yuks and guffaws, but alas, he made his bed, and he died in it.

Here lies Simba

Peperony and chease
 
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