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Northwestern Wisconsin turns out to honor police officers killed in weekend shootout

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More than 1,000 gather to pay respects to fallen officers Emily Breidenbach and Hunter Scheel. The officers were killed in a shootout with 50-year-old Glen Douglas Perry of New Auburn during a traffic stop Saturday. The shooting is being investigated by the DOJ's Division of Criminal Investigation.
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Northwestern Wisconsin turns out to honor police officers killed in weekend shootout

More than 1,000 residents and members of law enforcement attended a candlelight vigil for officers from the Chetek and Cameron police departments.

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Northwestern Wisconsin turns out to honor police officers killed in weekend shootout

Well over 1,000 residents and members of law enforcement from across northwestern Wisconsin gathered in the Village of Cameron Wednesday evening to mourn the deaths of Chetek Police officer Emily Breidenbach and Cameron Police officer Hunter Scheel.

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Northwestern Wisconsin turns out to honor police officers killed in weekend shootout

By Rich Kremer | Wisconsin Public Radio CAMERON - Members of law enforcement and residents from northwestern Wisconsin gathered Wednesday evening to mourn

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Wisconsin Public Radio broke the news in Madison, United States on Wednesday, April 12, 2023.
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