Missouri Cop Ambushed By BLM Thugs Now Paralyzed From Neck Down According to reports, a Missouri police officer is now paralyzed from the neck down after being shot during a routine traffic stop. Authorities in Ballwin revealed the discouraging diagnosis for Officer Michael Flamion, who was wounded when a bullet pierced his neck during a July 8 attack near St. Louis. Officials said the gunshot caused catastrophic damage to his spinal cord. The 31-year-old officer will not lose his badge, Ballwin Police Chief Kevin Scott announced in a statement. Although its evident he will not be able to serve in the same capacity, Scott acknowledged at a press conference on Monday. I will assure that Officer Flamion is engrained in the Ballwin police family and will forever be a Ballwin police officer, no questions asked. The attack took place just one day after five cops were killed in the Dallas sniper attack. Flamion remains in intensive care at a nearby hospital, where he depends on a ventilator. He is reportedly alert and able to recognize his friends and family members. Antonio Taylor, the 31-year-old suspect in the shooting, was captured hours after the traffic stop during a foot chase in the neighboring town of Manchester. He faces charges that include first-degree assault of a law enforcement officer. A GoFundMe account was opened to raise funds for Flamion and his family. It has already produced more than $244,000 in donations since its creation on July 9. Flamion will also qualify for financial assistance from the Catastrophic Injury Fund of the Backstoppers, a nonprofit that helps family members of slain first responders. Will you pray for Flamion and his family? 