Published 3 years ago

Pentagon officer killed in stabbing attack identified as Army veteran who served in Iraq

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The Pentagon police officer who was killed after an assailant stabbed him in the neck at a metro hub outside the Department of Defense headquarters was identified Wednesday as George Gonzalez, a native New Yorker who previously served in Iraq.

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The Independent

Suspect and slain officer identified in Pentagon Metro bus platform stabbing

27-year-old suspect stabbed officer before being shot to death, says law enforcement

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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NDTV

27-Year-Old Georgia Native Identified As Pentagon Attacker; Motive Still Unclear

The FBI identified Wednesday the attacker who killed a police officer on a bus platform at the Pentagon and forced the US Defense Department into lockdown, but gave no motive for the attack.

3 years ago·New Delhi, India

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Associated Press News

Pentagon IDs officer killed in violence outside building

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pentagon police force on Wednesday identified the officer who was fatally stabbed at a transit center outside the Pentagon. The Pentagon Force Protection Agency said Officer George Gonzalez was a New York native and Army veteran who served in Iraq.

3 years ago·United States

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USA Today

Fatal attack on Pentagon officer was sudden and unprovoked, FBI says

The officer, whom authorities identified as George Gonzalez, died after officials say a suspect stabbed him "without provocation."

3 years ago·United States

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abc News

Pentagon identifies police officer killed in attack

Pentagon police officer slain at Pentagon is identified as George Gonzalez, an Iraq War veteran.

3 years ago·United States

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CNN

Pentagon identifies police officer killed in attack outside Pentagon metro station

Pentagon police officer George Gonzalez died Tuesday after sustaining injuries during a violent incident outside of the Pentagon building, according to a release from the Pentagon Force Protection Agency.

3 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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