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Two FBI special agents were shot while attempting to serve a search warrant Friday morning at a home in Mesa, Ariz., according to reports. The suspect, an alleged serial bank robber, was found dead inside. The agents were shot as they approached the suspect’s door around 6 a.m. "Come out with your hands up!" one of the agents could be heard yelling to the suspect on cell phone video of the incident. "This is the FBI. We have a warrant." One agent was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries and has since been released and the other agent was treated for minor wounds at the scene. "The FBI guy was down," witness Michael Scott said. "He took off his jacket. He was all right. I think it went through his vest. He was bleeding." The suspect was identified as Abraham Rivera, 49, who was accused in at least four bank robberies at three banks in the state since last year.

A suspect who went on a stabbing spree inside a Colorado strip club Friday night was later fatally shot by one of his victims. The unidentified suspect had stabbed a security guard and three other people inside Shotgun Willie’s bar in Glendale, near Denver, before the security guard shot and killed the suspect. FOX 31 of Denver reported. Police did not reveal the gender of any of the people involved. The medical conditions of the wounded people was not immediately known. All were taken to Denver Health Medical Center. The incident began shortly before 10 p.m. What prompted the stabbings was not immediately clear. It wasn’t clear how many people were inside the club at the time of the incident. The same bar was the scene of the death of a 48-year-old man in May 2019 following a fight, Denver’s KUSA-TV reported. The 18th Judicial District Attorney’s Office later declined to file charges in the case, citing a lack of evidence, the report said.

Meanwhile, in Portland. 😂

A New York state woman accused of tossing a Molotov cocktail at a New York City police van during a George Floyd protest in May pleaded not guilty Friday. Samantha Shader, 27, of Saugerties, could get 20 years in prison if convicted on all seven charges against her. Four police officers were inside the van when Shader allegedly threw the crude explosive device, which shattered two of the van’s windows, the report said. Shader initially told investigators that a Black protester had handed her the device but that account was discredited after police intercepted a note to Shader from a friend that implied he had supplied the bomb. That friend, identified as Timothy Amerman, 29, also from Saugerties, was arrested and charged in connection with the van incident and was freed on bond July 6 pending further court action, the report said. He could get 10 years in prison. Shader was being held in a Brooklyn jail and is due to return to court Aug. 11.

A legally armed man shot and killed a gunman in Brownsburg, Ind., this week after a fatal unprovoked shooting, saving a second victim's life in the process. The 22-year-old suspect, Joshua Christopher Hayes, allegedly attacked two men as they were working in the Brownsburg Cemetery. Without provocation, Hayes allegedly chased 36-year-old worker Seth Robertson out into an intersection, where he shot and killed him. As Hayes was chasing the second cemetery worker, one of his bullets whizzed into the vehicle of an unidentified good Samaritan who was stopped at a red light near the intersection, injuring him, Ind Star reported. That man stepped out of the car, returned fire with a legal weapon and fatally struck Hayes. “This tragic event could have been much more disastrous,” Brownsburg Police Capt. Jennifer Barrett said. “Victim three not only saved victim two’s life, but he saved potentially the lives of many others. Victim three did exactly what anybody would have wanted him to do at that scene that day.”

Meanwhile in Chicago... thank god for the Chicago Police.

Meanwhile, in Cleveland, Ohaio. 🙈 #Coronavirus