Charles Cummins, a 30-year-old constable from Redding, California, tragically lost his life on June 4, 1902. Cummins was attempting to arrest a man who had been causing a disturbance by firing a rifle at two men and a dog. As Cummins approached the suspect, the man raised his rifle and fatally shot the constable. This incident marked a somber day for the community, as Cummins was known for his dedication to maintaining peace and order in the area.
Following the shooting, the suspect was a ...
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