Detroit police officer shot with his own gun while struggling with suspect
A Detroit police officer was shot in the hand Wednesday morning during a struggle with a suspect who was experiencing a mental health episode, police say.
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A Detroit police officer was shot in the hand Wednesday morning during a struggle with a suspect who was experiencing a mental health episode, police say.
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The officer and the suspect got into a struggle on the porch, and at some point, officials say the suspect grabbed the officer's gun and shot him in the hand. The suspect attempted to shoot the officer again, but the gun jammed.
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A Detroit police officer was shot in the hand Wednesday morning during a struggle to arrest a suspect who was experiencing a mental health episode, police say.
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