WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT! In Iran, robbers brutally murdered a jewelry store employee. The attackers were captured and hanged near the store they robbed.

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A shooting in Louisiana’s capital city left one police officer dead and his wounded colleague fighting for his life Sunday, authorities said, adding a suspect was later taken into custody after an hourslong standoff in which shots were fired at a SWAT team. Baton Rouge Police Chief Murphy Paul told The Advocate the two officers were shot in a northern residential district in the city, and that one of the officers later succumbed from his wounds. Paul said a suspect, Ronnie Kato, 36, was detained after a roughly four-hour standoff in which he barricaded inside a house. No one was reported hurt during the standoff and authorities didn’t immediately say what charges Kato might face. At a news conference Sunday evening, the police chief said the slain officer was a 21-year law enforcement veteran and that the wounded colleague had seven years of police work. The chief did not immediately identify the officers. #RIP

Robber tried to rob a church during Men's Rosary Prayer.

Texas -- Bell County Deputy John Andrew Rhoden died early Sunday while assisting Williamson County in a vehicle pursuit on Interstate 35. He was 31. Bell County Sheriff’s Deputies were asked to assist Williamson County Sheriff’s Office in a vehicle pursuit from Williamson County into Bell County around 1:45 a.m. During the pursuit, Rhoden was attempting to deploy spike strips on I-35 in Temple when he was struck by a vehicle. Bell County, which lies an hour north of Austin, encompasses Temple, Salado, Belton, Fort Hood, Killeen and other nearby cities. Rhoden had worked for the Bell County Sheriff’s Department for about 10 years and was currently assigned to the midnight shift patrol division. News of Rhoden’s death drew condolences from law enforcement agencies across Central Texas. #RIP

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