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Pa. Trooper Wounded In Standoff


A Pennsylvania trooper was wounded in a shootout with a barricaded suspect during an 18-hour standoff in Latrobe. His ballistic helmet likely saved his life. Read the full story here.

July 23, 2013
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Tags: Pennsylvania State Police, Barricaded Suspects, Gun Battles


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Sgt. Mike @ 8/4/2013 4:20 AM

Good job officers, Glad the wounded Officer is alive. Did anyone else notice the news reporter say in her first words that "officers started a standoff"? Maybe someone should explain to her how the real world works so she can be more accurate in her reporting.

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