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Oklahoma Deputy's Ballistic Vest Stops Four Chest Shots
August 22, 2010
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Pottawatomie County (Okla.) Sheriff's Deputy Joe Leeds survived four point-blank shots to the chest during a traffic stop, because he was wearing his body armor, NewsOK.com reports.
Leeds was shot Wednesday night during a traffic stop west of Shawnee, when he approached a red extended-cab Chevrolet truck with three men. One of the suspects opened the rear window and fired at the deputy.
Leeds returned fire and believes he struck the truck, which is still being searched for by law enforcement agencies.
Read the full story at NewsOK.com.
Tags: Body Armor, Officer-Involved Shootings
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jackwmoody @ 8/24/2010 5:30 AM
Praise God for the person who invented Kevlar!
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