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ATLANTA — The shooting death of an 8-year-old girl in Atlanta prompted a $10,000 reward for information as authorities searched for at least two people who opened fire on the car she was riding in near a flashpoint of recent protests. Police identified the girl killed on Saturday night as Secoriea Turner. The developments came as police investigated another deadly shooting in the area late Sunday, yards away from where Secoriea was shot, news outlets reported. One person was pronounced dead at the scene, and two others were injured. Police said in a statement that someone in the group opened fire on the vehicle, striking it multiple times and striking the child. The driver took Secoriea to Atlanta Medical Center but she did not survive. Police were seeking help from the public to identify those involved and released a wanted poster announcing the $10,000 reward. The mayor urged anyone with information about the shooting to come forward.
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A off-duty police officer shot dead a robber, Brazil.
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Police in Canada are investigating a road rage incident in which a woman is seen violently swinging a small dog by its leash. A woman from Canada was caught on camera swinging a puppy on its leash in a senseless road rage attack. Cellphone video shows two women fighting outside of their cars in Dartmouth, Halifax, when of them snatches the pet from another driver and begins hurling it round. The attack was so sudden and swift there was nothing the woman could do to protect her dog.
A third Minneapolis cop charged in George Floyd's death has been released from jail after posting bail. Tou Thao, 34, left Hennepin County jail late on Saturday morning. He was being held in lieu of $750,000 before his release. Thao is one of three former Minneapolis police officers charged with aiding and abetting second-degree murder and aiding and abetting second-degree manslaughter. The cops were fired and arrested after the death of Mr Floyd, 46. Their colleague Derek Chauvin knelt on Mr Floyd's neck for almost nine minutes on May 25. Officers J. Alexander Kueng, 26, and Thomas Lane, 37, were released on their $750,000 bonds last month.
An Ohio police officer killed in the line of duty on the Fourth of July had one last message for his loved ones: “Tell my family I loved them.” Jayme Dia, the wife of Toledo officer Anthony Dia, said he made the remark into his radio after being struck by gunfire outside of a Home Depot store early Saturday. he 26-year-old cop was responding to a call about an intoxicated man in the store's parking lot and when he "approached the male to check his safety,” that individual turned around and fired a single bullet from a handgun, police say, citing witnesses. “The last thing he said over the radio was, ‘Tell my family I love them,’” she added. “He lived for his family, and he loved, just loved, being a police officer.” Dia had joined the department in 2018 and has become its 31st officer to be killed in the line of duty. #RIP
Armed right-wing militia groups assembled at Gettysburg on July 4 after an apparent online hoax suggested that anti-fascists planned to burn American flags at the Civil War battleground. The initial event, posted online, reportedly billed itself as a 'peaceful flag burning to resist police.' It led to hundreds of counter-protesters showing up to the historic Pennsylvanian battlefield after it was shared on social media by various alt-right groups including militias. They showed up to confront Antifa protesters - but none of the far-left supporters could be seen.
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Shootings soar 205 percent in NYC after NYPD disbands anti-crime unit
Two men were injured, one critically, after a lightning strike at Clearwater Beach in Florida on Sunday afternoon. The Clearwater Fire and Rescue Department said the incident happened around 2:15 p.m. on the north part of Clearwater Beach, about halfway between the waterline and dunes. "Both were trying to leave the beach as the weather deteriorated when the strike occurred," the Clearwater Police Department tweeted. A 37-year-old man was unconscious and not breathing when he was approached by a Clearwater police officer who began CPR until the lifeguard arrived and took over medical treatment. Rescue crews then arrived and began treating the 37-year-old victim, who was taken to an area hospital in critical condition. The second victim, a 43-year-old man, was a few feet away from the first victim when the lightning strike happened. He was also taken to an area hospital and was listed in stable condition.