He said he believes he was shot at close range.
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Autopsies suggested that many had been shot at close range.
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" Rogers said he suspects he was "shot at close range.
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Hartnett survived despite being hit three times at close range.
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One woman was shot at close range in the chest.
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Witnesses said security forces opened fire, often at close range.
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They're at close range, too, with the audience seated onstage.
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Feliciano said he fired four to five shots at close range.
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It deals high damage — especially to larger targets — at close range.
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Dual-wielded hand shotguns that deal high damage at close range.
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Well, your fans do want to see you at close range.
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And at close range, his stubborn idealism was no doubt maddening.
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The firefight that ensued was at "close range," according to Caggins.
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I was, after all, training to shoot people at close range.
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Her subtle and unexpected pairings are best appreciated at close range.
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Some were shot as many as twelve times, at close range.
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Mr. McPhatter was fatally shot in the chest at close range.
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The rituals of the law, at close range, often look absurd.
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I shot enemy soldiers at close range, once with a pistol.
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Firefights erupted at close range and the P.F.s often ran away.
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She had been shot at close range three times in the chest.
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Hicks then entered their condo and shot both women at close range.
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Both were fatally shot in the head at close range on Aug.
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Many of the children had been shot multiple times, at close range.
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Sterling, the father of five, died after being shot at close range.
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The victims, all adults, had been shot at close range, he said.
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Then they were shot — about 250 times, at close range — and killed.
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The shot was fired at close range by a gunman in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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KO NI was shot in the head at close range in broad daylight.
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Some troops were practicing first aid; others were shooting at close-range targets.
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Suiter was shot in the head at close range, the police commissioner said.
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He often unloaded nine or ten rounds at his victims at close range.
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Most showed signs of having been shot in the head at close range.
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When he re-enters the mosque, he shoots several bodies at close range.
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Six people were killed and Giffords was hit in the head at close range.
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Ana can't fire or move quickly enough at close range to survive many duels.
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He also personally shot a man in the face at close range in 2004.
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Within a decade, he told the crowd, Tasers will outperform handguns at close range.
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The police have come under criticism after one protestor was shot at close range.
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They must be fired at close range, usually no more than 80 feet away.
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It also appears to show one of the US soldiers shot at close range.
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In 1964, Meyer was mysteriously murdered, shot twice at close range in a Georgetown park.
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Since your rockets are a liability at close range anyway, go for air superiority instead.
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A police source said she had been shot in the head, apparently at close range.
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Gamma rays emitted by the isotope can deliver fatal doses of radiation at close range.
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The student, Tony Tsang, was shot at close range as he fought with a policeman.
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Hill fired a 12 gauge shot gun at Britton and his bodyguard at close range.
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But I did regularly see some Americans at close range — the crews of armed helicopters.
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At close range, they reveal layered meanings that are variously psychological, social, cultural, even structural.
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He was shot in the chest by an officer using a pistol at close range.
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I mean, they're normally done at close range, small-caliber guns and shotguns being used.
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Dr. Higueros, at close range, was young, but friendly in an old-fashioned, courtly way.
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At close range, it could also pick up the wake word if I whispered it.
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Last August, police fired off flash-bang grenades into a crowd of counterprotesters at close range.
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At the 5-minute mark, both teams exchanged shots at close range, losing two rovers each.
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A second camera then shows the soldier shooting the man in the leg at close range.
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The local police found the victims' bodies, which had been shot at close range, early Thursday.
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Gassler also 3D printed a special piece to allow the projector to focus at close range.
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At close range in a packed concert, SWAT officer Jeff Geoghagan had some harsh, counter-intuitive suggestions.
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Fires a sustained burst of electricity that hits all enemies in a wide arc at close range.
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Not a second later, the officer fires his gun at close range into Sterling's chest, killing him.
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Glenn was "clearly trying to assassinate her," said Ross, noting Glenn fired at close range 18 times.
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Gramiccioni said Tuesday that all four victims died from multiple gunshot wounds, fired off at close range.
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An air horn at close range hits 130 decibels or more — loud enough to cause auditory destruction.
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Another was shot at close range by a police officer, allegedly while trying to grab his gun.
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As the pair tangled, they also attempted to fling each other and poke shots at close range.
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At close range, brush strokes of goldenrod, lavender, violet, salmon, aquamarine and sky blue can be discerned.
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All had been shot at close range and his ex-wife was shot last, court documents showed.
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The police have come under criticism of their tactics after one protestor was shot at close range.
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The Iranian boats are familiar to the U.S. Navy after decades of observing them at close range.
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The report, according to the AP, refutes any suggestion he was shot at close range or captured.
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Disasters at close range also have a way of making ideological pronouncements seem remote, feckless and wretched.
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He takes aim and shoots Angelo at close range in the head; blood explodes and covers Paul.
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Others have fashioned armor from carpet scraps to thwart rubber bullets and buckshot, lethal at close range.
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Video of a police officer firing at a protester at close range quickly went viral, Reuters notes.
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There was begging and crying as the police shot each man at close range, Mr. Morillo said.
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The officer then fires at close range, to screams from the surrounding crowd of protesters and passersby.
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This was a pistol shot at close range to the abdomen, survivable if straight front-to-back.
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Prosecutors believe a far-right sympathizer detained last week shot Luebcke at close range on June 2.
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" Clark allegedly "pointed the gun at Stevens' head at close range," and "Stevens grabbed at Clark's gun hand.
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The siege ended with Johnson being shot dead at close range by Monis, before police stormed the cafe.
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They opened fire at close range, killing 29 and wounding 24 in an attack claimed by Islamic State.
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Then Tony takes his taser from his belt and shoots Anthony Harris in the chest at close range.
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Ashley Williams could not control it and Wayne Hennessey had to save from Artem Dzyuba at close range.
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Even when Texas had easy looks at close range it couldn't convert, missing their first 14 field goals.
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Here in futuristic Singapore, however, Kim was able to view the benefits of economic advancement at close range.
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Decades ago, researchers created intensely powerful ultrasound beams in laboratories that can kill a mouse at close range.
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Highly trained police officers frequently miss their targets, even at close range, in the heat of the moment.
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"Sing Me Some Cry," the opening title track of his fifth album, comes to you at close range.
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In 2016, a man hiking the park's Backbone Trail was shot at close range while sleeping in a hammock.
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Giffords was shot in the head at close range during a 2011 constituent meeting in a supermarket parking lot.
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Despite restraining him in this manner, one of the officers still shot him, firing multiple shots at close range.
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The gamma rays emitted by the Ir-192 can deliver fatal doses of radiation at close range, Kamps said.
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Boone-Doty then led the boy into the alley and shot him several times at close range, Alvarez said.
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The slain boy was shot multiple times at close range, not far from his grandmother's house, according to investigators.
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He told me that he had joined the Co-op "for research," to observe Homo brooklycanus at close range.
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At midnight, Ashley had to be the one to identify his body, shot at close range in the face.
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The militants ordered 14 out of the total passengers to disembark and shot them at close range before escaping.
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Snyder, 33, was responding to a disturbance call on October 6 when he was fatally shot at close range.
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Even better when we'd arrange to meet in a crowded bar and I could observe undetected at close range.
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"Observing animal behavior at close range may affect the way people think about the environment around them," he said.
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An autopsy found that Mr. delos Santos had been shot at least twice in the head, at close range.
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The video shows the man swinging a rod at the officer before the officer fired once, at close range.
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The building in question, indicated by a diamond, produced many normal signals (green), but suspicious ones at close range (other colors) The building in question, indicated by a diamond, produced many normal signals (green), but suspicious ones at close range (other colors) "We want to be careful about our conclusions," cautioned Smith.
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Her uncle was shot at close range and the bullet passed through him and hit his wife, Ramos told Reuters.
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Reaper: Roadhog doesn't have enough health to survive a full clip's worth of fire from a Reaper at close-range.
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At close range, the camera slowly tracks from left to right, bringing ever-changing combinations of adjacent works into view.
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It belonged to Ms Wangari's 19-year-old son, Alex, who was shot ten times at close range by police.
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Their bodies were found by a dirt road, according to authorities, having been fatally shot by shotguns at close range.
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For now, though, scientists are going to keep using DSCOVR and other tools to study the glints at close-range.
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Museum models show them stabbing or thrusting with spears at close range to their prey, causing close confrontations during hunting.
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In Monday's attacks, attackers suspected of being militants fatally shot the police officers at close range at two separate locations.
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Some of the scenes are gruesome: Shabab fighters are seen firing at the heads of fallen soldiers at close range.
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Steven Flaherty was shot at close range by a gunman, before two police officers returned fire and killed the gunman.
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The manufacturer warns against shooting at close range and advises that users wear goggles and not shoot at fragile targets.
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Mr. Purinton, a Navy veteran, fired at the two men at least eight times at close range, the prosecutor said.
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The ball cannoned at close range into Ken Owens, one of his teammates (pictured, right), who was retreating quickly towards him.
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Lehtonen also turned away a wrist shot by Mikael Granlund at close range with 8:36 remaining before the first intermission.
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The 16-megapixel camera offers plenty of options, including a rare Macro mode that allows you to shoot at close range.
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The 16-megapixel camera offers plenty of options, including a rare Macro mode that allows you to shoot at close range.
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With the help of his team, Haulena administered a dose of antibiotics at close range using a dart, as AP reports.
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In a seventh-floor conference room, two men lay dead or dying, after being shot at close range in the head.
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The gunman approached the men from behind and shot both in the head at close range at about 1:50 p.m.
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Tracer can deal significant damage at close range, but her pistol fire spreads out quickly and lacks punch at greater distances.
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They still rely on GPS and haven't changed much, although I found them a little bit more accurate at close range.
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Protestant workers were forced from a minibus by Irish nationalist gunmen and shot dead at close range in the 1976 killings.
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A day after police shot a protester at close range, college students battled law enforcement in a prolonged and fiery standoff.
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She watched the New York intellectuals at close range, and held in particularly high esteem Politics, the journal Dwight Macdonald edited.
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At one point, he's seen wrestling a churchgoer representing Vice News to the ground and then shooting them at close range.
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On Sunday, he was shot in the back at close range inside a club in his native Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
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Mr. Purinton, a Navy veteran, fired at the two Indian men at least eight times at close range, the prosecutor said.
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He led a charge up the hill, jumping into enemy trenches and killing 10 German soldiers at close range, records showed.
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When he found the cat, he shot it at close range and carried it by the tail back to the truck.
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The men spoke again, just before the police said Mr. Hunter fired a shot at close range at Officer Narain's head.
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Tsang was shot in the chest at close range by Hong Kong police after he struck an officer with a rod.
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Allowing people to observe and photograph them at close range benefits the marmots, since human company deters predators like golden eagles.
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What made this shooting particularly bizarre, to veteran police officers, was that Officer Noor fired at close range past his partner.
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He is accused of firing six shots at close range into a rival gang member's head in front of horrified straphangers.
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Rubber bullets fired at close range, rocks, and tear gas canisters have caused most of the injuries, doctors and rights groups say.
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The footage, shows the airliner descending for landing, apparently taken from the perspective of the unmanned drone, flying by at close range.
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His family often appears in his pictures, in intimate spaces like the bedroom or bathroom, or at close-range on an elevator.
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He said he pulled out his gun, for which he has a concealed weapons permit, and fired multiple times at close range.
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Once inside the bombers shot dead employees at close range before detonating explosives, said the official, who asked not to be named.
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Ortiz was at a bar in Santo Domingo on Sunday night when a gunman shot him in the back at close range.
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For the untrained, it was much easier to win by simply throwing punch after punch at close range, and hoping enough hit.
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On Tuesday Gramiccioni said the cause of death for the four victims was multiple gun shots to each individual at close range.
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Autopsies showed the dead in 20 of those cases were shot at close range, which tends not to be common in shootouts.
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For more than a year the police said officers shot McDonald after he lunged at them at close range with a knife.
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He was shot at close range and most likely sitting on the floor at the time he was shot, the complaint states.
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Another Twitter user, Marc van Voorst, described the quake as feeing like "a heavy truck or train passing by at close range".
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For weeks, Israeli and Lebanese soldiers have eyed each other uneasily at close range while Israeli engineers neutralize cross-border infiltration tunnels.
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Instead, go if you have young children to bring who will be impressed by seeing actors their own age at close range.
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Video footage shows officers firing tear gas inside confined subway stations and firing on protesters at close range with non-lethal ammunition.
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According to CNN, the teen also created and 3D printed a special tool that allows the projector to focus at close range.
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After chucking my stuff into the digitally-sealing lockers, I turned left to be met, at close-range, by a stranger's boobs.
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He was knocked down by a blast of buckshot at close range, witnesses said, and possibly by a canister of tear gas.
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The researchers who found the first planet estimate that one in 10,000 white dwarfs have giant planets orbiting them at close range.
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For 40 years, core of the Nerf experience has been shooting foam projectiles, preferably at close range, even more preferably at unsuspecting siblings.
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Satellite rendezvouses, for example are not trivial, and aiming what amounts to a gun at another satellite at close range adds more complexity.
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Sure, it doesn't exactly tickle if you get shot at close range, but toy makers limit the power to keep lawsuits at bay.
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Natalie Henderson and Carter Davis, both 17, were shot at close range in the head hours before being found at around 6 a.m.
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The final test on the RemoveDEBRIS mission will involve using a harpoon to capture a small 10x10 cm inflatable target at close range.
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"They started shooting at close range as if we were criminals," said shopkeeper Vladimir Gomez, 27, wearing a white shirt stained with blood.
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But our close review of video from the protest shows the military opening fire on unarmed demonstrators, sometimes shooting indiscriminately at close range.
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Collectively they created a documentary record like no other: dozens of expertly staged and photographed concerts by heroic figures, captured at close range.
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When I was covering the massive street protests, soldiers shot me in my bulletproof helmet at close range and I got a concussion.
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The big picture: Today, planetary scientists are pushing NASA and other space agencies to explore those worlds at close range with dedicated missions.
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Officers in riot gear pursued protesters into subway stations, where they were recorded firing tear gas in enclosed environments and at close range.
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It amps up damage significantly, but forces you to fight at close range with nothing more than a paltry health pool to protect you.
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Your front-line troops are most effective at close range, and Support soldiers clear a path with their high rate-of-fire enemy suppression.
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The video ends with a chilling scene when ISIS fighters open fire at close range on the wounded soldier whose camera recorded the video.
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Trenton Forster shot Officer Blake Snyder, 33, once at close range as Snyder approached him, said Robert McCulloch, prosecuting attorney for St. Louis County.
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In addition, Terry allegedly fired a BB gun toward the victim at close range, causing the BB pellets to lodge under the victim's skin.
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First, Alton Sterling was shot dead at close range while being held on the ground by police in Baton Rouge, La. on July 5.
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It's interesting, though ... because he follows it up with a vid of himself shooting a target with a high-powered gun at close range.
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His only remaining choice, and that of a soldier today, was to run inside the house and fight each enemy individual at close range.
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Officers in riot gear had pursued protesters into subway stations, where they were recorded firing tear gas in enclosed environments and at close range.
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It was captain versus captain, and Lloris prevailed at close range on a night and in a World Cup when defense has often prevailed.
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But in person, their scale alone — on average, 5 feet by 7.5 feet — makes you feel you're floating by an iceberg at close range.
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A masked militant then pulled out an assault rifle, witnesses said, and shot the driver in the head at close range, killing him instantly.
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In Egypt, at least 28 people were killed by gunmen who stormed buses carrying Coptic Christian worshipers; many victims were shot at close range.
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He was shot in the head at close range as he was about to leave the airport in his family car, according to witnesses.
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Haste claims he identified himself as a cop and told Graham to raise his hands before shooting him in the chest at close range.
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Another fighter is brought in wounded from being shot in the head at close range by two assailants in civilian clothes on a motorbike.
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Seen at close range, as they necessarily are in this compact gallery, their transcendent luminosity is thrillingly at odds with their straightforward material presence.
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"Once they reached the middle of the alley, Boone-Doty took out a gun and shot Tyshawn multiple times at close range," Alvarez told reporters.
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Surveillance video footage of the shooting published by TMZ shows a man approach the rapper and shoot him multiple times at close range before fleeing.
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TMZ published surveillance video footage of the shooting that shows a man approach the rapper and shoot him multiple times at close range before fleeing.
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Ground crews fought the blaze at close range with hand tools and bulldozers, assisted by water-dropping helicopters and airplane tankers carrying fire-retardant slurry.
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Challenged to halt, the Palestinian "opened his shirt, drew a pistol and fired at the security staff and troopers at close range," the spokeswoman said.
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"Almost all testimonies indicated that people were shot at close range and in the back while they tried to flee in panic," the report said.
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A video showed the soldier shoot Abed al-Fattah Yusri al-Sharif, 21, in the head at close range as he lay on the ground.
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Gunned down at close range by a police officer, the attacker loses control of his own weapon, falls to the ground and blows himself up.
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Over the course of four years, residents were systematically marched to holding pits where they were shot at close range by the dreaded SS Einsatzkommandos.
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People who have been exposed to blasts at close range usually describe it as an overpowering, full-body experience unlike anything they have ever known.
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The cops said Barmore grabbed one of their pistols before they shot him four times at close range; three of the bullets entered his back.
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"Turns out, it's surprisingly easy to snap pictures of people at close range when they are sucked into the world of their phones," she says.
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A search for a lost masterpiece uncovered a woman's harrowing account of escaping deportation, and possibly death, while spying on a Nazi at close range.
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Such care at close range saved lives, a success that would be harder to achieve in more isolated parts of the country, medical experts said.
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Even when people come up to us quietly to say thank you, you never know if they're just trying to shoot you at close range.
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That's not a viable argument in this murder trial, however, since Berman was shot at close range, execution style, in the back of her head.
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Chief Carli also pointed out that police departments could overhaul the way that officers and citizens interact at close range, to make both feel safer.
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Britch recalls multiple close calls with incoming mortars, but one particular explosion at close range shortly before he was due home changed his life forever.
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The recent victims of police violence are young men from poor areas shot by officers at close range, the New York-based rights group said.
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Czech Republic shooting: A gunman killed six people after opening fire at close range in a hospital waiting room in the eastern city of Ostrava.
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The gravest threat to Israel at close range is Hezbollah on our northern border, an army of Lebanese Shiites founded and funded by the Iranians.
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I found myself staring at the wood grains, photographing the table at close range to capture its length, the way its two sides join together.
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Lehtonen denied Wild captain Mikko Koivu as he attempted to redirect a shot at close range with 27.1 seconds remaining as Minnesota had the extra attacker.
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Assuming all of this plays out at close range and you keep your shots on target, Hammer can immediately put down any non-tank, hard stop.
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The Fulton County Medical Examiner's Office says Natalie Henderson, 17, was shot at close range in "the right frontal head" and died from the gunshot wound.
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Chapman, who shot the cultural icon four times in the back at close range, will be up for parole for the 10th time on Aug. 20.
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Unless you're firing a fully charged shot at close range or attacking from above, it's always important to aim at a spot above your desired target.
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Lehtonen turned MacKinnon away a second time midway through the third, when he stoned MacKinnon at close range as he looked to score off a rebound.
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Every character has a ranged attack, but ammo is limited, so the vast majority of the time I'm hacking away at rat men at close range.
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Over the years, researchers have floated a number of mission concepts that would allow space agencies to study the planets at close range for several years.
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No doubt the detectives are wondering whether he was also "just curious" about what 15 shotgun blasts at close range would do to two human bodies.
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"He followed the other guy and he shot him," Mr. El Mestassi said, adding that the other man was struck at close range and then collapsed.
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With a satchel of grenades and a gun in each hand, he crept through a grove of mango trees and surprised the enemy at close range.
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In an effort to demonstrate the truck's shatterproof windows, Tesla design chief Franz von Holzhausen smashed them with a heavy metal ball thrown at close range.
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His attorney said he was getting out of his car in the parking lot near his apartment when he was shot multiple times at close range.
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Three Jarawa teenagers, captured raiding a village, were kept in prison for a month, so Mr. Pandit had a chance to study them at close range.
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In the videos below, they can be seen pursuing and targeting individual protesters at close range, causing bloody wounds to several protesters' legs, arms and faces.
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Witnesses said the attackers had shot all the victims outside the bus at close range, but police and the government did not comment on those accounts.
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In filing the charges on Monday, the Justice Department cited witnesses who said they had seen Mr. delos Santos dragged away and shot at close range.
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Jackson's seventh year as president nearly started off with quite a bang — in January, an insane unemployed painter fired two guns at him at close range.
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Lawyer Stanislav Markelov was shot in the back of the head at close range in broad daylight by a gunman who followed him from a news conference.
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A good contrast is a 2015 video of officers in Corby, England, wresting a knife from an attacker using only pepper spray and batons at close range.
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Ground crews battled the blaze at close range with hand tools and bulldozers, assisted by water-dropping helicopters and airplane tankers carrying payloads of fire-retardant slurry.
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Easily one of Madonna's better ballads,"Live to Tell" was featured in the 230 film At Close Range, which starred Madonna's husband at the time, Sean Penn.
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In 1987, Aronow was executed at close range in the Miami streets, and though his murder is still unsolved, it's alleged that the mob ordered the hit.
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Protesters say police have used excessive force, firing tear gas and bean bag pellets at close range, and are calling for an independent inquiry into the crisis.
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When interviewed by police, that same teen allegedly said that after he shot the victim at close range, he stole her cellphone and iPod from her pocket.
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Szpilka landed the first meaningful blow of the fight before both fighters closed the gap and engaged in an inside brawl, exchanging crisp punches at close range.
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The first went into active service on the USS Ponce in the Persian Gulf in 2014, able to destroy threats flying towards the ship at close range.
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Alton Sterling was selling CDs outside a convenience store in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, when police tackled him to the ground and shot him repeatedly at close range.
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In the lead-up to the launch, NASA collected 1.1 million names from members of the public who wanted to symbolically orbit the sun at close range.
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Notre Dame (18-703, 9-10) hadn't trailed since it was 5-219 until Forrest closed a 216-point night with the winning shot at close range.
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In the room with Lavinia and Orin, we experience at close range an oppressive onslaught of sordid secrets, and the fusty heaviness of the play takes over.
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Reimer denied Jamie Benn's attempt at close range, but Eaves was at the far post to tap in the rebound to make it a 3-1 contest.
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Prime Minister Andrej Babis told Czech Television the shootings occurred at close range in the waiting room, while Health Minister Adam Vojtech said six people had died.
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Men in blue corrections uniforms who have been convicted of shooting a girlfriend at close range or reckless driving that killed two children hover intently over canvases.
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In other videos, an officer can be seen stepping back from the struggle and apparently shooting the man at close range while he lies on the ground.
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They seized 15 men and boys, the youngest of whom was 16, marched them to a bluff overlooking the river and fatally shot them at close range.
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Baton Rouge Police Chief Murphy Paul said Friday afternoon that Officer Blane Salamoni, who shot Sterling multiple times at close range, was sacked following a disciplinary hearing.
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Two witnesses saw police officers beat one of the protesters and shoot him at close range after he fell to the ground, according to the Human Rights Commission.
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Not for much longer, though, as researchers from the University of Zurich have created a drone that can autonomously dodge objects thrown at it — even at close range.
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Luebcke, the head of the district government in Kassel in the state of Hesse, was shot in the head at close range on the terrace of his home.
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Akonjee and Uddin were shot in the head at close range after leaving Saturday prayers at the Al-Furqan Jame Mosque in the Ozone Park neighborhood of Queens.
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Genji is more capable than Soldier at close range due to his spread attack and melee dash, but Deflect shuts down Soldier's most potent weapon — his Ultimate — immediately.
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But initial forensic evidence showed there was no gunfight and the three bullet wounds indicated the student was shot at close range in the back of the head.
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The spike in violence comes after police shot a protester at close range Monday and authorities say "rioters" soaked a man with gasoline and set him on fire.
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After seeing the American war effort at close range for the first time, the President remained adamant that the days of broad-scale US involvement overseas had ended.
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Then, Stockley smashed his SUV into the side of the Smith's car, jumped out, and fired five shots – at least one fatal – into Smith's body at close range.
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One such event was the attack on the World Trade Center in 2001, which Mr. Whitten witnessed at close range, from his studio on Lispenard Street in TriBeCa.
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Not yet immune to such attention at close range, Lil Yachty could only giggle to himself, shaking his head as he mouthed the words to his own music.
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Ward tied up Kovalev in clinches and worked an arm free to maul him with short, ripping punches — a sophisticated stylist employing junkyard dog tactics at close range.
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All of the figures were applied in thick black lines, at close-range and without preliminary sketches, over free-form shapes of bright yellows, greens, blues and reds.
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John J. Lennon, for example, shot a former friend at close range with a weapon that could "take down a small army," according to former Brooklyn ADA Stephen Murphy.
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Little's fingerprints were not among the three sets lifted from the vehicle where Stokes sat when he was shot at close range, according to documents in the case file.
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Protesters in turn say police have used excessive force, firing tear gas and bean bag pellets at close range, and are calling for an independent inquiry into the crisis.
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A gunman, armed with an assault rifle, barged into a church in a small town in Texas and massacred 26 people, shooting some in the head at close range.
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Terror intrudes Awaking in Jerusalem two days later to news of a suicide attack in England, Trump found himself confronting at close range the thematic underpinnings of his trip.
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It often seems simple to distinguish between the deaths of civilians and those of combatants, but, if you have seen death at close range, there is not much difference.
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Prosecutors said that Mr. Tanis walked onto a tram in Utrecht on March 18, 2019, and used a pistol with an attached silencer to shoot passengers at close range.
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In Mickey Bryan's case, Detective Thorman testified that the apparent blood specks on the flashlight were "back spatter," and showed that her killer had shot her at close range.
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For reasons still in dispute, Sergeant Tawayha suddenly began to fire, peppering the second truck with at least 30 shots at close range, killing Sergeant Lewellen and Sergeant McEnroe.
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The gunman opened fire on Zottola from the passenger seat of a dark-colored Nissan sedan, then chased Zottola and shot him three more times at close range before fleeing.
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Compared to the Eöt-Wash team, which uses torsion balances that are a few centimeters wide, both experiments trade away the larger gravitational signals for more precision at close range.
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Brown "was ambushed at his apartment complex as he got out of his car and (was) shot at close range," attorney Lee Merritt wrote in a Facebook post Saturday night.
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A shameful corner of my brain is trying to work out a scenario in which she might let me examine her pores at close range, perhaps with a magnifying mirror.
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Orisa is best suited at close range for dealing damage and doesn't move very fast so wait for enemies to come to you instead of going out and harassing them.
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The motive for the massacre is unclear, but its barbarity is not: three women and six children, including infant twins, shot at close range and burned alive in their cars.
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Mr. Stepien, 53, was cutting through an alley when he was robbed at gunpoint by a 16-year-old, who shot him in the head at close range, she said.
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From 2000 until 220, tens of thousands of Jews from the nearby city of Vilnius, known as the Jerusalem of Lithuania, were brought to Ponar and shot at close range.
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Bradley Wright-Phillips is certainly more of a chaser than a target striker, yet despite his size, he can perform effectively at close range with his back to the goal.
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Here, Nahui is shot at close range, looking directly into the camera, her cropped hair unevenly fringing her face, and her eyes expressing an air of melancholy, or perhaps defiance.
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The Interior Ministry said its investigation had uncovered the use of tear gas against at least one volunteer during a food distribution to migrants, at close range and without warning.
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A fourth, Mr. Thabet said by telephone, was shot at close range, "execution style," as he tried to hide behind a cement wall about 20 yards from the snipers' post.
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The complaint followed a Senate inquiry on Thursday during which forensics investigators and the public attorney's office testified that Mr. delos Santos had been shot at close range while kneeling.
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" It said three officers its team interviewed suggested the pellets could not penetrate clothes even at close range, and categorized the risk of them causing serious eye injury as "impossible.
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What we understand, and respond to, can be at close-range, (in front of our eyes or in our hands) but also delivered remotely, (through systems of information and machines).
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The assassins drew semiautomatic weapons from under their trench coats and opened up a barrage of gunfire at close range, striking both Mr. Castellano and his associate about six times.
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"The combined Afghan and coalition ground force was fired on by an unknown assailant at close range from the checkpoint as well as from two other directions," Sergeant Richardson said.
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Facebook said that it didn't receive the first report about the video — which showed a man being shot at close range — until an hour and 50 minutes after the incident.
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At Mar-a-Lago, Trump tackles crisis diplomacy at close range "I saw them out on the lawn today," Trump said of the bride and groom Saturday, who were standing nearby.
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Unfortunately, some well documented evidence of the heavy-handed use of force, some at close range and in densely populated residential areas, has discredited a once widely admired and respected force.
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Still Images released by police from surveillance video show the gunman -- wearing an ankle-length, white garment -- on a crosswalk taking aim and firing at the patrol car at close range.
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Instead, Tyshawn Lee was led off a playground and into an alley, where the child was shot several times at close range in an act of gang war retaliation, prosecutors said.
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Sgt. La David Johnson — previously believed to have died as the result of an execution in Niger in October — "was not taken alive or executed at close range," per the AP.
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Multiple skills exist purely to maximize Lara's brutality, whether that's strapping bouncing bombs onto arrows that already explode, or unlocking the ability to perform a showy shotgun kill at close range.
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Doty lured Lee from a park into an alley and fatally shot him multiple times at close range in a gang-related retaliation aimed at the boy's father, authorities have said.
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Demonstrators threw up barricades across Hong Kong at the weekend, as police fired tear gas into crowded underground train stations as well as rubber bullets and pepper pellets at close range.
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Rolls and jumps become "terrifying" with your vision limited to a first-person perspective, and level geometry disappears at close range, so sometimes it looks like you're running on thin air.
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Police said Brown shot Allen in the head at close range with a gun she brought to rob him with when he picked her up at a Nashville drive-in restaurant.
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William Porterfield, 27, and 25-year-old Chelsie Cline were fatally shot at close range when they stepped out of their Dodge Stratus, Pennsylvania State Police trooper Robert Broadwater tells PEOPLE.
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Dwight, the Phantom of the Backwoods, appeared to blast him at close range, flipping the script on the revenge-driven bow-slinger and probably reclaiming the bow from him to boot.
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Mr. Unay often shoots Mr. Carman in wide screen at close range, emphasizing the physical strain of his routines, whether he's running, training or doing mechanical work for a ferry system.
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The Horned Frogs outshot Oklahoma 50 percent to 36 percent in the first half and dominated the paint, grabbing nine offensive rebounds and outscoring the Sooners 18-523 at close range.
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A video of the incident, which has been widely published online, shows Proano shooting his gun multiple times at close range into the teens' vehicle as it backs away from him.
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The victims were unarmed and shot in the back at close range, according to the report, which gave Stout's age as 30, White's age as 31 and Kaylie Bailey's as 21.
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In one part, it appears to show one of the US soldiers shot at close range, though it is not clear if he had already been killed, the official said. Sgt.
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Luebcke, the head of the district government in Kassel in the state of Hesse, was shot in the head at close range on the terrace of his home two weeks ago.
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Others had problems after re-entering their home early or being sprayed in the face or at close range during a nozzle malfunction or by pointing the nozzle in the wrong direction.
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A shotgun would work, but only at close range, and would mean that squaddies had to carry around an extra weapon all the time on the off chance of a drone attack.
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CAMDEN, N.J. – A New Jersey man was charged Thursday with shooting a police officer in the thigh at close range after a struggle while he was trying to run away from him.
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An estimated 10 people, ranging in age from 12 to their 50s, were wounded – mostly with pellet-wounds to their legs, indicative of a shotgun discharged at close range, according to police.
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Kevin Kamps, a radioactive waste specialist at the anti-nuclear advocacy group Beyond Nuclear, said the gamma rays emitted by the Ir-192 can deliver fatal doses of radiation at close range.
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In a video of the bedlam, Mr. Johnson and an officer exchange gunfire at close range, not far from where Mr. Johnson had parked a black Chevrolet Tahoe, its hazard lights flashing.
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"I've been watching the serial killer news and watching, listening, praying -- and for that to happen to my brother, to be shot four times at close range, that's hard," Linda Cunningham said.
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The camera phone-formatted video shows a wood and wax African sculpture being shot at close range from multiple angles as it eventually falls to the ground and the screen goes black.
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They have "health" and the ability to attack at close range for massive damage, at a distance for less damage, and with a freeze spell that stops opponents but does little damage.
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General Miller, the top American commander, who is also in charge of the NATO forces, was clearly vulnerable in Kandahar, with the shooter positioned right in front of him at close range.
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Witnesses had described seeing Mr. delos Santos being led away by the officers in August 2017 and shot at close range, his body found slumped near a pigsty some 100 yards away.
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In the video, Dunn is seen grabbing Lopez by his T-shirt in the doorway as he tries to leave, drawing his weapon, and shooting him at close range in the chest.
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Hong Kong police shot a protester at close range, which left him bleeding from his shoulder, in a fearsome escalation of anti-government demonstrations that spread across the semi-autonomous Chinese territory.
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During clashes, police shot a teenage protester in the chest at close range, leaving the 85003-year-old in stable condition today and sending more than 70 other people to the hospital.
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If you've ever imagined what a human face would look like after being blasted by a pump-action shotgun at close range, you won't have to wait too long to find out.
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Two weeks ago, he was injured during demonstrations — shot in the stomach at close range by security forces — and is now bedridden after two surgeries, putting a further strain on the family.
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The retired slugger was in a club in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, on Sunday night when he was shot by a man at close range in what authorities say was a coordinated attack.
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Miller made two at close range saves to turn back center Josh Bailey less than two minutes into the period and left winger Kyle Okposo with a little less than six minutes remaining.
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RESTIVE WEEKEND Demonstrators threw up barricades across Hong Kong at the weekend, as police fired tear gas into crowded underground train stations as well as rubber bullets and pepper pellets at close range.
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Last April, the Department of Justice wrapped up a 10-month investigation into Sterling's death, which concluded that the officers didn't violate his civil rights after shooting him multiple times at close range.
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Webb was wanted related to the 1980 murder of Saxonburg, Pennsylvania, Police Chief Gregory Adams who was shot twice at close range after being brutally beaten with a blunt instrument, the FBI said.
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Although pellet guns are designed as a non-lethal weapon, police officers have told Reuters that security forces are often forced to use them at close range to protect themselves from mob attacks.
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The lawyer, U Ko Ni, 65, an adviser to Myanmar's leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, was shot in the head at close range as he was leaving Yangon International Airport on Sunday.
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In this movie, directed by Aleksey Mizgirev and set in 1860 St. Petersburg, the fighters meet at close range, sometimes stand separated by a screen, and face off in other visually interesting ways.
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Dr. Bello had trained at a firing range, the official said, and because he was shooting his victims at close range, he had no need for a gun sight, which is also banned.
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The three executed men were not said to be involved in the killing of the Hamas commander, Mazen Fuqaha, who was shot four times at close range in his car late last month.
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Investigators believe the shooting happened either in the car or at close range, as they found one bullet casing inside Zolfaghari's 2005 Toyota Corolla and another outside the door, WSB-TV 2 Atlanta reports.
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Republicans who have observed the transition at close range describe a stalled hiring process after Chris Christie, the New Jersey governor, was ousted from his role leading the transition team shortly following November's election.
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Witham was a member of the Vista Grande Hotshots, an elite firefighting crew, one of 103 20-member specially trained squads in the United States that fight wildfires at close range with hand tools.
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The main spacecraft, or mothership, will observe the comet from a distance, but it will also deploy a pair of daughter spacecraft, which will travel toward the comet to make observations at close range.
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Rajdeo Ranjan, the bureau chief of Hindustan, a Hindu daily, was reportedly shot at close range in the neck and head on Friday evening in the Siwan district of the northeastern state of Bihar.
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Dermyer, who was wearing a military-fatigue-style uniform, approached the man at the entrance to the bus station when the man pulled a gun and shot the officer at close range, Geller said.
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I told myself, 'If he shoots me at least my body will be further away, and the gunshot won't be as serious as shooting me at close range in my heart or my head.
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Hertl opened the scoring on a wraparound 6:55 into the first period, and Sorensen quickly added to the lead with a nice puck-handling move at close range in front of the net.
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An award-winning equestrienne was shot twice at close range in the chest on Wednesday, allegedly by her trainer, a former U.S. Olympian who now faces two counts of attempted murder in New Jersey.
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People would pay between $45 and $100 to attend one of his sessions (depending on length), which often began by having people stare into each other's eyes at close range as an ice-breaker.
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According to the complaint, the plaintiffs suffered injuries including migraines, nausea, and persistent ringing in the ears after NYPD officers subjected them at close range to the "piercing" sound of an LRAD model 100X.
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A ship commissioned by the air accidents agency, the Geo Ocean III, launched a remotely operated vehicle, or R.O.V., to view the discovery at close range, the agency said in a statement on Monday.
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Former Boston Red Sox slugger David Ortiz was ambushed by a man who got off a motorcycle and shot him in the back at close range Sunday night in his native Dominican Republic, authorities said.
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He said that gunshot residue from the scene showed Allen had been shot in the back of the head at close range and that Brown brought a loaded gun so she could rob the man.
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Christian youth camp workers Lindsay Cutshall, 22, and her fiancé, Jason Allen, 26, were shot in the head at close range near the coastal town of Jenner, California, in Sonoma County, on August 18, 2004.
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His little face, seen at close range through the windows when he stops to rest, shows fear and exhaustion, but the windows don't open and the office workers who film him are helpless to intervene.
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An 18-year-old protester who was shot in the chest by police at close range will be charged on Thursday afternoon for attacking law enforcement, police said in a statement, according to Associated Press.
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Visitors can observe the pandas from above, or from a ground-level restaurant where they can dine while watching the male panda, who spends most of his waking hours scarfing down bamboo, at close range.
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He faces murder, weapons and assault charges in the death of Mr. Cali, who was shot at close range on Wednesday night in front of his house in the Todt Hill section of Staten Island.
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Mr. Fuqaha was found in his car, shot four times in the head at close range, after driving his family home from the beach, in what officials said bore the markings of a professional hit.
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Its report includes witness testimony that 24-year-old Kevin Gómez was killed when he was allegedly shot by a soldier with rubber bullets at close range and without warning in the city of Coquimbo.
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"In spite of all his love and generosity, this defendant shot his father at close range in his own apartment in an unconscionable and brutal crime," Vance said in June when Gilbert Jr. was convicted.
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One did the job for him: in February 2015 he managed to shoot the local party chief, He Jianhua, in the back of the head at close range at a New Year party in the village.
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"The main objective here was to see what the image looks like at close range, including what kind of shockwave structure we can make out," said BOSCO principal investigator Mike Hill in a NASA news release.
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Some of the victims were shot at close range in the chest, head, stomach and even the pelvis, said Joseph Ibrahim, a trauma medical director at Orlando Regional, where most of the 53 wounded were treated.
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Researchers working with the mission are asking amateur astronomers to take photos of Jupiter and send them in to help the scientists identify interesting parts of Jupiter's atmosphere to study at close range during the mission.
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The horses of the era must've been coated in adamantium: I've emptied entire clips into their flanks at close range, only to have them continue to canter right through my character, killing him in the process.
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Like Pokémon Go itself, RazerGo is location-aware — users can find and talk to other players within a radius of 3, 60, or 600 miles, although it's probably going to be most useful at close range.
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Ward and Burns reproduce now-famous images like Eddie Adams's picture of a Vietcong prisoner being shot in the head at close range and Nick Ut's shot of a naked Vietnamese girl fleeing a napalm raid.
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"He was arriving at the store when he was shot at close range and the bullet passed through him and hit my aunt Estela," Ramos told Reuters in a phone interview from Ciudad Juarez, where she lives.
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" The Palestinian Information Ministry, in a statement, said: "The execution of Tamimi in cold blood, with three bullets at close range, proves how much our people are in need of international protection against the Israeli war machine.
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First, he takes a cue from Kylo Ren (spoiler alert for the seven people waiting for Star Wars: The Force Awakens to air on HBO), stabbing his own father at close range after seemingly showing him obedience.
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Sakine Cansiz, a founder of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) in the early 1980s, and two other Kurdish women were found dead in the Kurdish Information Center in Paris in January 2013, all shot at close range.
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Harbour and Patterson, both 19733, were 22 when they allegedly killed Valerie Janice Lane, 12, and Doris Karen Derryberry, 13, in Olivehurst, California – shooting them with shotguns at close range, Yuba County Sheriff Steven Durfor tells PEOPLE.
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Of the two videos, the first showed Alton Sterling on Tuesday pinned to the ground outside a store in Baton Rouge, La., when he was shot in the chest and back at close range by police officers.
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The clashes came a day after police shot a protester at close range and a man was doused with petrol and set on fire in some of the worst violence in the Chinese-ruled city in decades.
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Zion - who first spoke to Reuters from his hospital bed in the days following the attack - was cut with a machete across his face, torso and arms, and was shot at close range in his right thigh.
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This, of course, won't work for the overall defense plan, so Cara Dune engages in a one-person anti-armor expedition to draw out the AT-ST, hiding in the water and engaging it at close range.
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Why it matters: These objects, which include this year's 2I/Borisov — formerly called C/2019 Q4 (Borisov) — and 2017's 'Oumuamua, represent the best chance scientists have to study material from distant solar systems at close range.
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Mr. Close has placed two self-portraits (one seen above) in the station; the squiggly individual tiles that make up the hairs of his gray beard are alone worth missing a train to inspect at close range.
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Syed Shujaat Bukhari, editor of the Rising Kashmir newspaper, was leaving his office in Srinagar, the summer capital of India's Jammu and Kashmir state, when he was shot at close range on Thursday by gunmen on motorbikes.
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He specialized in unusual cruelty, including live-streamed beheadings of his enemies (most of whom were Muslim), training small children to kill at close range (something most humans have difficulty doing), and selling women to be repeatedly raped.
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ISIS beheaded people as if it were a leisure activity; threw gay men from rooftops; encouraged children not only to fight, but also execute adults at close range on video; and burned or drowned people alive in cages.
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These sorts of aerial combat situations are not dogfights (which are fought at close range) but long-range, tactical battles, where enemy aircraft are too far away to be seen with the naked eye and fight with missiles.
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Ahmed Hussein-Suale was near his home Wednesday in the Accra suburb of Madina when two men on a motorbike pulled up next to his car and shot him at close range, according to the lawyer, Kissi Agyebeng.
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They show that Puerto Rican police used tear gas on large crowds packed into confined streets, fired rubber-coated metal pellets from shotguns at close range and used batons to beat protesters who did not pose a threat.
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The style was worn long, regardless of hair length — short-haired models were given extensions — and was shellacked in front with layers of Redken Triple Take Hairspray 32, sprayed at close range to create a hard "jewel-like" texture.
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Although he'd served time for illegal gun possession, the store owner said Sterling, 37, had a gun on him to protect against robbery when responding officers pinned him to the ground and then fatally shot him at close range.
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Having observed high-level Washington officials at close range for many years, one thing that is noteworthy about Schumer is that throughout his career he has shown the capacity to grow into every job and rise to every occasion.
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Smartphone images show Mr Sterling, who had for some years sold CDs and DVDs outside the shop, being confronted, forced to the ground, restrained and then—after shouts of "he's got a gun"—apparently being shot at close range.
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There was so much happening at close range: making art, selling art, not selling art, falling in love with genius, attempting to be a genius, the unforeseen rise of a movement fuelled by creative energy, oil paint, and alcohol.
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You can see from a couple of the flower images above where it can really show off fine detail at close range, even getting some fine edge focus on the end of the stamen in the purple flower shot.
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"Accepting in advance that someone who has committed, or is suspected of committing, a crime can be executed at close range is to embrace barbarism and abandon the rule of law", commented Renata Neder, Human Rights advisor for Amnesty.
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Mr. Lee was supposed to walk into an apartment and encounter four gang members attacking his lover, and Mr. Massee, as one of the thugs, was supposed to shoot him at close range with a revolver loaded with blanks.
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In 2016, the news program Four Corners broadcast footage recorded inside the centers that showed boys being stripped, sprayed with tear gas at close range and, in one case, shackled to a chair while forced to wear a hood.
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But here, as in other recent work, he has pared down his dance language, and it is thrilling to watch at close range as the dancers' limbs extend in space while their torsos curve and buckle with improbable fluency.
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Tony Tsang, who was shot at close range as he fought an officer with what appeared to be a white pole on Tuesday, was charged with rioting, which carries a maximum 10-year sentence, and assaulting a police officer.
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The protesters held their ground for most of the day, as water cannon trucks drove over bricks and nails strewn by protesters to spray them at close range — some with water dyed blue to help police identify protesters afterward.
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"Why am I so stupid bro," the Borussia Dortmund striker tweeted after video loops went viral of him lashing the ball against the post following Adnan Januzaj's second-half goal, only for it to rebound at close range and hit him.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Over months of protests Carlos Garcia Rawlins has been on Venezuela's streets daily, documenting increasingly violent clashes with security forces, experience that helped put him within eyeshot of a soldier who fatally wounded a young activist at close range.
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Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry announced Tuesday morning that after a "thorough and exhaustive review of the facts," his office wouldn't proceed with the prosecution of either officer who shot and killed Sterling, 37, at close range on July 5, 2016.
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Using stealth to sneak past groups of enemies is an important part of the "The Last of Us." Ellie will be able to jump and dodge enemy attacks at close range too — extra movements that weren't possible in the first game.
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Two days after the presidential assassination, Mr. Oswald was being transferred from a city jail to a county jail when Mr. Ruby stepped out from a crowd and shot him at close range, as millions of people watched on live television.
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The big picture: Comet 2I/Borisov represents just the second-known interstellar object to make its way through our solar system, and it's astronomers' best chance so far to study a piece of a distant star system at close range.
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A potentially "catastrophic" incident involving an Air Canada passenger jet that overflew other aircraft at close range on a San Francisco International Airport taxiway was the result of crew errors, the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) said on Tuesday.
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Safety measures at such workshops and markets have been a matter of constant debate in Mexico, where festivals big and small feature small rockets and bomblets, often at close range of spectators, and where individuals often set off firecrackers in the streets.
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While the family says Hernandez was playing with his friends along the US/Mexcian border near El Paso, the government alleges that the shooting occurred while "smugglers" were attempting an illegal border crossing hurling rocks at close range at the agent, Jesus Mesa.
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While the protests were initially peaceful, violent clashes between protesters and police have become a regular feature of daily life in Hong Kong, with police deploying tear gas inside metro stations and accused of firing beanbag rounds at protesters at close range.
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" Evidence that victims were shot at close range would "indicate that the use of lethal force was not a response to a legitimate threat, but rather premeditated and deliberate conduct by the security forces to execute individuals outside the protection of the law.
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The flare-ups came after police shot an unarmed protester at close range on Monday and police said "rioters" doused a man with petrol and set him on fire in some of the worst violence since protests began more than five months ago.
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Her 240-year-old mother, Betty Mungin, was dead at the man's feet, and her pregnant sister, Alexis, lay facedown in the kitchen in front of her eight-year-old niece, Armani—the two of them shot to death at close range.
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But the "Quiet Please" signs held up by the course stewards did seem rather superfluous as the trains clattered by at close range, sometimes slowing down for the passengers — or perhaps the conductor — to get a longer look at the world's best golfers.
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The United States Park Police officers who fatally shot a 25-year-old Virginia man last fall after a minor car collision and a brief chase fired at him at least nine times at close range, a video released on Wednesday shows.
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In that assault, Taliban gunmen hid small pistols in the soles of their shoes to evade heavy security, then entered the restaurant and killed guests at close range, including a well-known Afghan journalist, his wife and all but one of his children.
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Consider Walton County, Ga., where the Justice Department is investigating the infamous Moore's Ford Bridge lynching of 1946, in which a white mob tied up four black citizens — one of them pregnant — and shot them more than 60 times at close range.
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Tony Tsang, the 18-year-old who was shot at close range as he fought an officer with what appeared to be a white pole, has since been charged with rioting, which carries a maximum 10-year sentence, and assaulting a police officer.
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" "He was ambushed at his apartment complex as he got out of his car and shot at close range," he said, while also adding that Brown's "mother asked that I do whatever it takes to get to the bottom of his murder.
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Bilas said it was possible that, after several years in which the 3-pointer has predominated in top offenses, coaches have improved at devising defenses to stymie perimeter shooting — in that way placing a premium on wing players who excel at close range.
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Ribbons act as gentle proxies for vegetation, brushing against you at close range and standing static from afar; the projections simulate weather and shifting sunlight through the leaves; and the music gives a strong impression of the majesty of nature in sonic form.
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The bureau says the fertility treatment, which must be administered yearly and fired from a dart gun at close range, is too difficult for use except in certain cases where herds are easy to approach and have markings that make horses distinguishable from one another.
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The past few days had been grim indeed—a protester dying of an injury apparently suffered while running away from police, a man being shot at close range by an officer and someone being doused by protesters in flammable liquid and set on fire.
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Like always, Carol did whatever necessary to survive and protect her cohorts, and did so in particularly brutal fashion, shooting Bizarro Maggie at close range and flambéing other Saviors with that cigarette-flicked-into-gasoline trick that only works in movies and TV shows.
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Pointing to the patterns of blood as evidence, Mr. Thorman tied the strands of the case together in a narrative that involved Mr. Bryan driving from Austin to Clifton, shooting his wife at close range, changing his clothes and driving back to the conference.
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The American Civil Liberties Union of Virginia had posted a video on Twitter of a man, who media reports identified as Preston, walking in a crowd past a man wielding a flamethrower, before walking back toward the man and firing at him at close range.
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An Associated Press photographer and others at the art gallery watched in horror as the gunman, who was wearing a dark suit and tie, fired at least eight shots, at one point walking around the ambassador as he lay motionless and shooting him again at close range.
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Brelo got out of his police car, climbed atop the hood of Russell's car and "fired at least 15 shots ... downward through the windshield into the victims at close range as he stood on the hood of Mr. Russell's car," Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Timothy McGlinty said.
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Jason Stockley, the former Missouri police officer who shot and killed Anthony Lamar Smith in 2011, on Friday became the latest cop to be acquitted of murder in spite of video that captured Stockley saying he would kill Smith before shooting him at close range multiple times.
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David Vallenilla, 22, was shot at close range by a military police sergeant on Thursday, apparently with rubber bullets, as youths tried to pull down the fence around an air force base in Caracas and threw rocks at officials who had fired tear gas from inside.
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At close range, you can clobber away at it using the blunt side of a cleaver and plenty of muscle, and it will, eventually, fracture all the way around the middle so that you can get to the sweet-smelling water inside and the firm, fatty meat.
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Close to where McCain rests are the remains of another US Navy hero, William B. Cushing, a daredevil officer who led units that were essentially the Navy SEALS of the Civil War, undertaking bold raids and sinking a Confederate ironclad by detonating a torpedo at close range.
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In 2014, Maassen was cited by the United States Department of Agriculture for using "gunshot in brain at close range" as a routine method of euthanasia on the facility's official program of veterinary care, the HSUS investigation reveals and which PEOPLE confirmed by looking at the report online.
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An advance by pro-government forces around the only remaining supply route into the eastern sector this month enabled them to fire on it at close range, making the battlefront Castello road too deadly to use and putting at least 250,000 people in rebel-held districts under siege.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Shooting from helicopters, armored personnel carriers or at close range, police officers in Rio de Janeiro have gunned down 22018 people during the first four months of the year — the highest number in this period since the state began keeping records more than two decades ago.
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"The sessions are fun and accessible, well-priced and a brilliant opportunity for small children to hear good music at close range played on interesting instruments," said Vicky Ireland, the founder of the British charity Action for Children's Arts, who has attended Bach to Baby concerts with her granddaughter.
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The prosecutors' announcement was made just two days after his funeral in Kassel, and after two weeks of speculation about why a popular, if unobtrusive, local functionary could have been killed at his home on a Saturday night with a shot to his head, apparently at close range.
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The Shermans reported dozens of odd events—such as being approached by wolves that wouldn't die after repeatedly being shot at close range with high powered rifles and brutal cow mutilations that left no trace of blood beside the carcass—but strange phenomena had been reported in the region for years.
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Investigators, she writes, declined to pursue indictments against a "long list" of law enforcement officers they knew had killed or severely wounded prisoners, including one trooper who shot a prisoner at close range so many times that "his eye sockets were shredded by shards of his own bones," she writes.
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Although the commission agreed with the authorities who said that the ranch had been taken over by members of a drug gang and that the victims had fired at the police, its investigation concluded that many of the victims had been shot at close range, from behind or from above.
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Now, he will get a chance to do so at close range, and there are a suite of issues on which Mr. Sanders has signaled he plans to draw distinctions with Mr. Biden, from their votes on the Iraq war to trade deals to their differing approaches to health care.
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But a close review of video from the largest and most deadly of the protests, as well as interviews with more than a dozen witnesses, clearly shows the military opening fire on unarmed demonstrators, sometimes shooting indiscriminately into the crowd at close range as people turned and tried to flee.
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The footage, recorded by a dash-cam inside a police cruiser and a camera mounted to a police helicopter, shows officers surrounding Crutcher, who had been walking away from his disabled vehicle with his hands raised in the air, using a Taser on him, and then shooting him at close range.
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I called and texted as many pals as would respond, but still couldn't help feeling like I missed a once-in-a-lifetime chance to celebrate with fellow members of that loyal group—and maybe more importantly, to rub it in the faces of those sad-sack Cubs fans at close range.
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"As the family exited their home with arms in the air, a semicircle of SWAT and other officers aimed their assault rifles at close range at the family, including at the children, despite Ms. Wilson's requests that they lower the guns because of the presence of the children," the latest suit notes.
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The Stars had two great chances to put some distance between themselves and the Ducks later in the second period, but a Jason Spezza one-timer from the left circle found the left goalpost with 6:03 remaining and Gibson denied Seguin at close range less than a minute before second intermission.
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Related: Video Shows Brazil Cop Shooting Teens at Close Range After Motorcycle Chase Lawyers for the British government told the European Court of Human Rights last June that the death could have been prevented and was the result of serious operational failures by police, but said the killing did not amount to murder.
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For protection against infantry at close range the Sturmtiger not only had a machine gun and firing ports for submachine guns, but a Nahverteidigungswaffe — a dedicated, close-in defense system that launched fragmentation grenades derived from "Bouncing Betty" S-mines — to detonate a few meters above the hull, throwing fragments in all directions.
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Its theatricality comes across as forced and curiously inert on screen, at close range to the actors, and its conversations about race and policing in particular feel stilted and contrived — like pontifications snatched from national conversations and simply repeated by the characters, rather than expressions of what they deeply feel and think.
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Researchers from KU Leuven in Belgium and the University of Birmingham in the UK earlier this week revealed new vulnerabilities they found in the encryption systems used by immobilizers, the radio-enabled devices inside of cars that communicate at close range with a key fob to unlock the car's ignition and allow it to start.
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But with new franchise director James Foley (Fear, At Close Range) now on board, we're hoping that Darker can do a better job of getting at the pulpy roots of E.L. James' e-book-turned-best-seller, which documents the tortured relationship between young student Anastasia (played by Dakota Johnson) and corporate kink-a-dink Christian Grey (Jamie Dornan).
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SYDNEY, Australia — Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull announced an investigation on Tuesday into the treatment of juvenile detainees in Australia's far north, saying he was "shocked and appalled" by a news report that showed boys being stripped, sprayed with tear gas at close range and, in one case, shackled to a chair while forced to wear a hood.
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" A petition that Kassem's CUNY legal clinic filed last February with the Inter American Commission on Human Rights stated al-Alwi was shot during the raid by a US Army guard "without reason" and he was struck with rubber-coated steel bullets "multiple times at close range, striking his chest, left thigh, left elbow, and shoulder.
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A gunman killed six people on Tuesday after opening fire at close range in a hospital waiting room in the eastern Czech city of Ostrava, and a man who was believed to be responsible for the relatively rare instance of gun violence in the country killed himself hours later as the police closed in, the authorities said.
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Clinton, who has high unfavorable ratings of her own, will have to find the right tone if Mr. Trump fires at close range the kind of gibes he has hurled from afar at her honesty, her tenure as secretary of state, her vote to authorize the use of force in Iraq — even her treatment of her husband's infidelities and the women involved.
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Last June, archaeologists announced that they had uncovered a forgotten tunnel: a 100-foot-long passageway, five or more feet below the surface, that 80 Jews dug mostly by hand as they tried to escape from a Nazi extermination site in Lithuania during World War II. Here, children of 11 of those men, who evaded what were known as the Ponar killing pits — where as many as 100,000 people were shot at close range, with their bodies dumped or burned — recount their fathers' lives.
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