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The marshal died at a hospital after the shooting. An officer also was wounded by gunfire.
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Deputy Sheriff James Hawkins was shot to death in what police believe was a domestic-related shooting and his wife, who is also a deputy, is part of the homicide investigation.
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Deputy James Hawkins of the Mecklenburg County (NC) Sheriff's Office was shot to death in what police believe was a domestic-related shooting, and his wife, who is also a deputy, is part of the homicide investigation. More Here.
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The dash cam video shows the driver, Jeshua Gilmore, and his girlfriend Skye Thibodeaux, 18, get out of the car. Thibodeaux runs into the cornfield. Gilmore fires four shots at Deputy Jeremy Simon, who calls for help.
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The Fulton County, OH, Prosecutor's Office released dash cam video of an 18-year-old man shooting a Fulton County sheriff's deputy during a traffic stop. The shooter and his girlfriend have both received prison sentences for their roles in the Jul. 31 shooting. More Here.
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Lt. Gary King was shot in the arm about 9:45 p.m. outside his home in Palmetto Bay, FL, after returning home from running errands. Two men stole his gun and fled.
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An off-duty Doral, FL, police officer was shot in his driveway late Tuesday by two men who stole his duty weapon and fled, police said. More Here.
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"Dynamics of Officer/Citizen Encounters" will cover how officers can effectively engage citizens in a professional manner without compromising their own safety.
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With Harry retiring, his handler Deputy Doug Barner said he is taking a break from partnering with a K-9 and instead focusing on Harry's needs now that he has onset arthritis.
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Tolson said Det. Mike Doty was "very critically" wounded during a 3:31 a.m. gunfight with the suspect. He addressed the public, saying, "We need your continued prayers." He added that York County law enforcement appreciated the outpouring of support from the community.
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