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To: CorporateStepsister

ATLANTA —
DeKalb County police got a call on a suspicious person reported at a home. Three officers initially responded to the burglary call, CBS News affiliate WGCL reported. But police said no house number was given and officers went to a home that fit the description of the home they were called to investigate.

An officer went to the back of the home, where the back door and screen door were both unlocked. The officers identified themselves, but shots rang out between the homeowner and police. One officer was hit and so was the homeowner in the gunfire. A dog was killed.

The officer was taken to a hospital in critical condition, while the homeowner’s condition was unclear.


3 posted on 08/31/2015 8:12:58 PM PDT by smokingfrog ( sleep with one eye open (<o> ---)
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To: smokingfrog
The dog always gets it. I withhold my full judgment, but it looks it's justified.
4 posted on 08/31/2015 8:15:29 PM PDT by demshateGod (The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God.)
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To: smokingfrog

What I mean is it looks like the cop made a big mistake and hopefully lives to learn from it.


5 posted on 08/31/2015 8:17:41 PM PDT by demshateGod (The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God.)
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To: smokingfrog
The officers identified themselves...

According to whom?

6 posted on 08/31/2015 8:17:50 PM PDT by Half Vast Conspiracy (VANYBODY who would choose Trump over Cruz has a screw loose.)
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To: smokingfrog
A dog was killed.

Seriously? You gotta be frickin' kidding me.

7 posted on 08/31/2015 9:21:52 PM PDT by Right Brother
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