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Indiana corporal will not survive injuries from Illinois shootout, will donate organs: officials

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Newton County, Indiana Corporal Brandon Schreiber, an organ donor, will not survive injuries he suffered in a shootout with suspect Andrew Roselius.

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Indiana corporal will not survive injuries from Illinois shootout, will donate organs: officials

Newton County, Indiana Corporal Brandon Schreiber, an organ donor, will not survive injuries he suffered in a shootout with suspect Andrew Roselius.

·Chicago, United States
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Indiana sheriff's corporal won't survive after shootout in Illinois

KENTLAND, Ind. (WISH) — The Newton County, Indiana, sheriff’s corporal injured in a police shootout Sept. 1 in Sheldon, Illinois, will not survive. Cpl. Brandon Schreiber became a deputy in 2019 and was promoted in January. Newton County Sheriff Shannon Cothran on Tuesday afternoon said in a news release, “Despite the tremendous and heroic efforts of his medical team, we have been informed he will not survive his injuries.” Illlinois State Polic…

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Indiana officer shot in the line of duty in Illinois will not survive, sheriff says

The Newton County Sheriff’s Office in Indiana announced that Corporal Brandon Schreiber, an officer who was shot earlier this month, will not survive his injuries.

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Police: Newton County Corporal Will Not Survive His Injuries

Source: WISH-TV / WISH-TV NEWTON COUNTY, Ind. — You may remember hearing about Newton County Corporal Brandon Schrieber, who was shot in the line of duty earlier this month. Police now say he will not survive. The Sheriff’s Office provided an update Tuesday afternoon, explaining that the man’s injuries are too severe. But, officers note that he will continue to serve, even after death, as he is a registered organ donor. They believe he was shot …

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