>This is the part of the report that interested me the most:
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>"One of those chasing him pushed the man to the floor, fell on top of him and then pulled a gun and shot him at least five times."
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>I don't know what was happening, obviously, but it would be nice if the police said something about that instead of stonewalling. Would it be a breach of security to say why he was shot
after being downed? Maybe he was reaching for a detonator; maybe not. They ought to say something.
It would be nice, indeed. But are they obliged to tell us every detail?
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