This photo shows measurements of the location of 
Rob’s truck, Rob’s body and the line of fire from the 
deputies weapons.
        
                                        
        
          
            
              | July 4, 2006 The Scene:
 Who Was There?
 
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        Deputy Hajash and Deputy Kade's route to the crime 
scene 5.79 mi.
        
        Deputy Hajash and Deputy Kade's alternate route not 
chosen. 2.16 mi.  
        
        Rob Webb had lived at 251 Cabell Heights Road in 
Beckley, WV for 14 years. His house was situated less 
than 3 miles from the Beckley courthouse and less than 
1 mile from the newly appointed Chief Deputy, Steve 
Tanner. On the night of July 3rd, Deputy John Hajash 
had went on road patrol duty at 11pm and had stopped 
to talk to another deputy, Gregory Kade, who was 
working a special detail at a hotel construction site, 
when he was dispatched at 12:54 a.m. to 251 Cabell 
Heights Road.
Deputy Kade decided to accompany Deputy Hajash to 
the scene.
There were two travel routes to choose from to get to 
Rob's house;
a 2.16 mile route using Harper Park Drive
or a 5.79 mile route using Interstate 77.
Both deputies testified that they were unfamiliar with 
Harper Park Dr and took the longer route.  
They drove 5.79 miles, parked their vehicles and walked 
1/3 mile while stopping twice to call for directions from 
911. They stopped to observe Rob walking peacefully in 
his driveway but continued their pursuit. The 911 
transcription states the call for man down was made at 
1:12 a.m., 18 minutes after dispatch.
The 911 report also indicates that Deputy James Bare 
took a call to go to Glen Daniels at 12:53 a.m.. Deputy 
Hajash called Deputy Bare to ask if he was coming to 
that scene. Deputy Bare replied that he had a call to 
respond to at Glen Daniels.
Deputy Bare was the first to arrive followed closely by 
the ambulance which arrived at 1:21 a.m. How could 
Deputy Bare be at Glen Daniels at 1:11 a.m. and at 
Cabell Heights Road at 1:20 a.m.
        
        Chief Deputy Steve Tanner's residence to Webb 
residence .95 mi.
He was on the scene at the time of the shooting but 
left and called 911 45 minutes later for directions to
the scene.
Why?
        
                   Hajash Scene Drawing           Kade Scene Drawing
Depicting their location at the time they fired on Rob 
Webb.
        
        Dep James Bare was dispatched at 12:53am to Glen 
Daniels.
The shortest route from Glen Daniels to the Webb 
residence is 8.86 mi.
Dep James Bare was on the scene at the time of the 
shooting.
What was he doing there?
        
        The dimensions portrayed in the photo represent 
specific locations referenced as points of interest in 
court documents.
-  19 ft/6 yds width of Primrose Lane
 
-  40 ft/13 yds from Primrose Lane corner to garage 
 door
 
-  31 ft/10 yds from the street corner of his driveway   
 to his body
 
-  110 ft/36 yds from Cabell Heights Road to Rob’s 
 driveway
 
-  126 ft/42 yds from Rob’s truck door to the front gate
 
-  156 ft/52 yds from the pine tree to the front gate
 
-  204 ft/68 yds from the pine tree to the Rob’s body
 
-  1687 ft from deputies parked cruisers to Rob's 
 house
 
 
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