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Neighbor: Man Threatened to Take Down Cops

Monday, November 14, 2005 5:19:31 AM

DALLAS (AP) - A man accused of fatally shooting a police officer had threatened to kill his ex-girlfriend and said if police became involved, he would "take them down," the woman's neighbor said.

Juan Lizcano, 28, was charged with capital murder and aggravated assault and held on $1 million bail.

He was accused of fatally shooting Officer Brian Jackson during a foot chase through alleys and between houses. Jackson, a five-year veteran, was hit once under his right arm, near his protective vest, police said.


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