US EditionMan shot dead by police in Milton Keynes
- A gunman was shot dead by police at Milton Keynes railway station after being reported for "carrying a firearm."
- Thames Valley Police and British Transport Police responded to the situation, challenging the gunman before shots were fired.
- Attempts to save the man's life were made, but he was pronounced dead at 1:44 PM.
- The incident poses no further risk to the public, and the station remains closed with services disrupted.
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A man was shot dead by British police.
Shafaq News/ The British BBC reported on Tuesday that a man was shot dead by police near Milton Keynes Central train station. According to the network, Thames Valley Police responded to a report and intercepted the suspect and shot him. Despite officers' attempts to provide first aid, he died. Eyewitnesses reported that the gunshots were loud. Hever Marrin, who was making a phone call inside the station, said, "We heard a loud gunshot, and when …
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