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Police Shootout In Saint Anthony, Idaho

Saint Anthony, Idaho, May 29, 1995 The man suspected of shooting an Idaho State Police officer Monday night was found dead on Tuesday in a rural eastern Idaho barn where authorities said he fled with a female accomplice. Officials said the 23-year-old man, identified as Steven Bosserman, apparently died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Fremont County Sheriff Terry Thompson said Bosserman’s 19-year old wife, Cynthia, was taken into custody as the morning standoff at the barn began and was being held in the county jail. After questioning her, Thompson said the man “told his girlfriend he wouldn’t be taken alive.” The pair was wanted for the shooting of State Police Cpl. Ismael Gonzales, 30, who was wearing a bulletproof vest when he was shot in the chest four times at close range after stopping the two for reckless driving on U.S. 20 near St. Anthony. His assailant used a .38-caliber pistol. A motorist had called authorities to report the Jeep being driven recklessly. The State Police said the Jeep was stolen on May 5 in South Carolina and the Florida plates it bore were stolen two days later. Thompson said that since stealing the car in Myrtle Beach, the couple had been traveling the country. Gonzales was treated for abrasions at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center in Idaho Falls and released late Monday. State Police District 6 Commander Patrick McDonald said Gonzales “just walked up to him and greeted him and that’s as far as he got. He was shot four times.”