Davis moved to the Rainbow Bar where he continued to drink whiskey and Cokes.

The bartender there, Nicholas Renzo, remembered wrapping up Davis’ hand, which was bleeding.

"He said he hit a wall or something ... anyone who knows him, knows he shouldn’t drink whiskey," Renzo testified. "He gets violent."

He told Renzo later he had a gun. Just before Davis got ready to leave that night at about 1:30 a.m., he looked at Renzo and told him "It was nice knowing you. I’m not going to see you for awhile."

Renzo said he thought was the alcohol talking.

Davis told another patron at the Rainbow Bar the same story.

After saying "it was a pleasure knowing you," Brian Webb said Davis took his hand and placed it on the small of his back. Webb said he felt the outline of a pistol.

"He was definitely three sheets to the wind," Webb said.

Jessop was raised in Pinesdale. He is a 2001 Corvallis graduate who has been working with the Hamilton Police De-partment since 2008.

On Jan. 1, he came on shift at 4:45 p.m. He was scheduled to get off work 10 hours later at 2:45 a.m.