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Two officers were shot in Gainesville, Florida, by a man who police say was leaving an area where he had killed a man inside a business. The suspect exited his vehicle in what the chief termed an “ambush-style” attack.
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Officer Zachary Robinson engaged the suspect, drew fire away from his wounded comrades, and fatally shot him.
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“We were able to reach out to these families yesterday. We reached out to them personally and assured them, they will not pay another mortgage payment again,” John Huvane, the organization’s vice president, said.
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Lt. James "Jimmy" Waller was with his wife at their home in Trinity County on Sunday evening April 28 when an EF-1 tornado came through their neighborhood, destroying their home.
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Sgt. Bill Hooser, 50, was killed when the truck struck him, his patrol vehicle, and a Utah Highway Patrol vehicle.
Read More →Deputies say the man was “uncooperative” and opened fire. The deputies returned fire. One deputy was shot and the suspect was also hit and retreated into the van.
Read More →Two San Jose, CA, police officers were wounded during a Thursday night exchange of gunfire at a hotel. One was treated and released, but on Friday the other was still said to be in critical condition.
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A deputy in Macomb County, MI, rescued baby rabbits from an airtight plastic bag after they were reported to have been tossed from a car.
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A woman refusing to leave a grocery store stabbed one Boulder, CO, officer and lunged at a second before being taken into custody after less-lethal rounds were deployed.
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Chicago officers and the U.S. Marshals Great Lakes Regional Fugitive Task Force arrested 22-year-old Xavier Tate Jr. for first-degree murder in Glendale Heights, Illinois, on Wednesday night.
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Officer William “Alden” Elliott, 46, was a 14-year veteran of the Department of Adult Correction. He was one of three members of a U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force killed Monday while serving a warrant in east Charlotte.
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