Caldwell man denies federal firearms charges
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A Caldwell man suspected of shooting and wounding two Canyon County deputies in October before turning the gun on himself has denied two federal firearms charges. The Idaho Press-Tribune reports 27-year-old Kyle Alan Batt pleaded not guilty Monday to unlawful possession of a firearm and possession of a firearm with an obliterated serial number. Court records indicate Batt was convicted of a felony drug charge in 2004 and is not permitted to own guns. Batt is suspected of wounding two deputies Oct. 23 during a shootout at a Caldwell home where they were trying to arrest him on separate aggravated assault charges. Batt reportedly shot himself in the face when he was confronted by a SWAT team. No local charges have been filed in the shooting. ___ Information from: Idaho Press-Tribune
The smile on his face is a bit concerning.
Kyle stabbed my husband in 2007 almost killing him. He was never convicted. Happy to say my husband pulled through okay and we now have 2 beautiful children. This guy needs to be put away for good. Looks as if he'll never learn.