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So we'd report a person was killed, not murdered. A suspect is suspected of, or accused of, the killing. They may be charged with murder.
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So we'd report a person was killed, not murdered. A suspect is suspected of, or accused of, the killing. They may be charged with murder.
1) They were beating a struggling man with batons
2) His jacket opened revealing a gun in his waistband or lower back
3) The agent in gray grabbed the gun and was walking away
4) THEN the other agents shot the man in the back
At least one ICE instructor resigned rather than teach the illegal memo!