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Alabama judge clinging to life after being shot by son with history of violence following argument
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0:46Now PlayingAn Alabama judge was left in serious condition Saturday after his convict son fired at him during a heated argument, police said.
Khalfani Hardwick allegedly gunned down his father, Judge Johnny Hardwick, the presiding judge of Montgomery County’s Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, inside his Montgomery home shortly after 1 p.m., the county sheriff’s office said.
What led to the “domestic incident” remains a mystery, but investigators immediately fingered Khalfani Hardwick — a killer who dodged jail time for a decade-old murder — as the gunman.
“Judge Hardwick was involved in a domestic incident with his son and suffered serious injuries from a gunshot wound,” Assistant Chief Wesley Richerson told The Post.
After allegedly shooting his father, the 36-year-old convict fled in a truck, which he ditched just five miles from the home near a local fire department.
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