Officer Shot, 1 Person Dead At Walmart In NW Miami-Dade
A police officer, in uniform, was shot while working an off-duty detail at a northwest Miami-Dade County Walmart Supercenter Wednesday afternoon.
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A police officer, in uniform, was shot while working an off-duty detail at a northwest Miami-Dade County Walmart Supercenter Wednesday afternoon.
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