PRESTONSBURG, Ky.—A Kentucky man charged with killing three officers in an ambush while police were serving a protective order has been indicted on 20 charges.
Lance Storz, 49, was indicted by a grand jury Monday on three counts of murder of a police officer and six counts of attempted murder of an officer, according to media reports. Storz opened fire on a group of officers on June 30 at his home in Floyd County, a rural hilly county in Appalachia, according to police.
Storz was also indicted on seven counts of wanton endangerment against a police officer, three counts of assault, and one count of assaulting a service animal. A police dog was also killed in the ambush….