'Random Stop' is a Powerful POV-Shot Film Based on the Real-Life Shooting Death of Kyle Dinkheller

Murder of Kyle Dinkheller - Alchetron, the free social encyclopedia

Today, we pause to remember Deputy Kyle Wayne Dinkheller. End of Watch 1-12-1998. It's been 21-years. He was known for the jokes he told. He kept people cracking up whenever he was around. He enjoyed Dr. Pepper and occasionally snuck a cigarette. He wanted to be famous one day. He was a husband, father, brother, son and more. He didn't leave anyone behind - he was taken. He was taken by an angry man who had problems with authority and decided to take them out on a 22-year old young man who would

Deputy Dinkheller Gunned Down by M1 Carbine rifle

Deputy Dinkheller Gunned Down by M1 Carbine rifle

Knox County Sheriff's Office deputy in intensive care after he was attacked by Powell man

Murder of Kyle Dinkheller 1998

While most of those inside law enforcement have come to know the name Deputy Kyle Dinkheller for his one bad day, he was much more than that to those who knew or worked alongside him. Presented here, for the first time, is an entirely different traffic stop. And while any one of us can watch this 22 year old video and say a word or two about tactics or things we would have done differently, our hope is that you'll see more here. A young man, doing his job, giving a second chance, and being on hi

'Dinkheller' documentary to be shown at Macon Film Festival