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Prosecutor: Shooting at Kansas high school was justified

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A school resource officer who shot and wounded a Kansas high school student after the student shot him four times won’t face charges because he believed his life was in danger, a prosecutor announced Friday.

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Connecticut Post

Prosecutor: Shooting at Kansas high school was justified

A school resource officer who shot and wounded a Kansas high school student after the...

3 years ago·Bridgeport, United States

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SF Chronicle

Prosecutor: Shooting at Kansas high school was justified

A school resource officer who shot and wounded a Kansas high school student after the...

3 years ago·San Francisco, United States

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National Post

Prosecutor: Shooting at Kansas high school was justified

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The Washington Post

Prosecutor: Shooting at Kansas high school was justified

A prosecuty says a school resource officer who shot and wounded a Kansas high school student after the student shot him four times won’t face charges because he believed his life was in danger

3 years ago

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Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Prosecutor: Kansas school resource officer's shooting of student was justified

A school resource officer who shot and wounded a Kansas high school student won’t face charges because he believed his life was in danger when the student shot him four times, a prosecutor announced Friday.

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KMIZ

Prosecutor: Shooting at Kansas high school was justified

By MARGARET STAFFORD Associated Press A prosecuty says a school resource officer who shot and wounded a Kansas high school student after the student shot him four times won’t face charges because he believed his life was in danger. Johnson County District Attorney Steve Howe said in a report released Friday that school resource officer

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