Kentucky Cop Killed In Ambush. London False Flag Type Event?

(Before It's News)

Authorities are searching for clues in the shooting death of a Bardstown, Ky., police officer who was ambushed along a highway exit ramp after leaving his car to remove debris from the road.

State police believe the debris was intentionally placed to draw someone out of their vehicle, but they’re not sure whether a law enforcement officer was the target or someone else.

http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/77398-cop-killed-in-ambush-in-kentucky/

Could this be a cop hate crime, or is this another step to increase police fascism, and instill martial law? Info is limited, even though this happened two days ago. Where is the dash cam video?

Update: Ellis had a dash-cam installed in his car, but it was not on at the time of the shooting.

K-9 Officer Jason Ellis, 33, was on his way home at 2:53 a.m. Saturday morning when he stopped on the exit 34, the same ramp he took every day off the Blue Grass Parkway in Nelson County, 10 miles from Bardstown. When Ellis began removing debris from the roadway, he was shot multiple times. Kentucky State Police wouldn’t say what the debris was, calling it a crucial part of the investigation.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/kentucky-cop-killed-premeditated-ambush/story?id=19265234#.UaOtBOSDC00

Hmm, 3 am in the morning, he stops to remove debris, which is now part of the investigation? Sounds like someone who knew his route home, and the time he would be taking it, if he was indeed targeted.

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