BRUTAL Attack Rocks Police Force – Officer Slain!

Police car with flashing lights at night.

A vicious attack on a Georgia police officer has ended with the capture of a dangerous criminal who shot Captain Brantley Worley in the face, demonstrating once again the daily risks our brave law enforcement officers face protecting our communities.

Story Highlights

  • Timothy Craig Ramsey, 26, captured after shooting McCaysville Police Captain in the face
  • Manhunt ended when community tip led officers to suspect’s wooded hideout
  • Ramsey faces aggravated assault charges with intent to murder a police officer
  • Attack represents rare but serious threat to law enforcement in small Georgia town

Swift Justice After Brutal Attack

Timothy Craig Ramsey was apprehended in a wooded area near McCaysville after a coordinated manhunt following his alleged shooting of Police Captain Brantley Worley. The 26-year-old suspect shot Worley in the face, sparking an immediate multi-agency response. Ramsey, who was previously known to local authorities, now faces charges of aggravated assault with intent to murder a police officer. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is leading the ongoing investigation while Ramsey awaits booking at Fannin County Adult Detention Center.

Community Assistance Leads to Capture

A crucial tip from the community led law enforcement directly to Ramsey’s location near Beth Church, just outside McCaysville city limits. McCaysville Police Chief Michael Otis praised the swift coordination between agencies and the community’s role in the successful apprehension. The suspect was taken into custody without incident on Sunday afternoon, though authorities have not disclosed whether he was armed during the arrest. This demonstrates the vital importance of citizens working alongside law enforcement to keep dangerous criminals off our streets.

Rare Attack Shocks Small Georgia Community

The shooting marks the first time in recent memory that a McCaysville officer has been shot in the line of duty in this small Georgia-Tennessee border town. McCaysville’s close-knit community has limited history of violent crime against law enforcement, making this attack particularly shocking for residents. The incident required coordination between multiple law enforcement agencies and temporarily disrupted the peaceful community as officers conducted their manhunt through challenging wooded terrain outside the city limits.

Law enforcement agencies will likely use this incident to advocate for improved officer safety measures and enhanced inter-agency cooperation protocols. The successful resolution showcases both the dedication of our police officers and the importance of community support in maintaining public safety against those who would harm our protectors.