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Man, 19, and pregnant wife charged in shooting death of MSP
<html>IRONS A 19-year-old man has been charged with murder in .Eric Knysz is charged with murder of an officer as well as three other crimes. His wife, Sarah Knysz, 21, faces two charges related to driving away from the scene. Charges against the pair were filed Wednesday in Mason County District Court.Police tracked the pair to a store following the shooting of Trooper Paul Butterfield Monday evening in Mason County.Magistrate Patricia Baker says Sarah Knysz is due in court Wednesday. Eric Knysz was injured while exchanging gunfire with police. He?s in a hospital but is expected to appear in court Thursday.Eric's father, John Knysz, spoke with WZZM 13 off camera. He apologized for his son's alleged actions and added that the family is incredibly remorseful. John is a former police officer who worked for several years in the Chicago area.Family friend Demo Moore said Eric had a job as a tree trimmer and had just moved into a new home.RELATED: Moore had hoped Eric's brushes with the law were over. "Good paying job trimming trees, wife that is pregnant, just moved into their own place; things were looking up ... then this happens."A check of Eric Knysz' criminal record shows:? Guilty Plea on July 31,K.C. Johnson's Rose Update, 2008 to Felony Home Invasion 1st Degree
? Guilty Plea on September 4, 2012 to Misdemeanor Operating Impaired
? Guilty Plea on March 19, 2013 to Misdemeanor Operating - Violation of License Restrictions and Misdemeanor Weapons (switchblade) - Possession or Sale
? Guilty Plea on May 17, 2013 to Misdemeanor Domestic Violence
This information was all obtained from the Michigan State Police website.Despite his record, Moore said Eric had a good side. "Eric is a good kid, just keeps getting into trouble. There is this other side of him that did not mix."RELATED: Knysz' father says Eric borrowed his truck Monday afternoon to go to a doctor appointment in the Ludington area. Then family members and friends were informed of the shooting."The damage is done,baidu1w, you can not go back in time and straighten this problem out,baidu," said Moore. "It's just too bad-- so devastating."</html>
