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Police: Man shot by officers during NC mall chase dies

Man shot by North Carolina officers during mall chase dies

A man who was shot and critically wounded by police officers during a foot chase at a North Carolina mall last week has died, police said.

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Police in North Carolina say a man shot by officers during a foot chase at a mall last week has died. Concord Police Chief Gary Gacek announced Tuesday that Dominic Jeter of Charlotte died over the weekend, according to the medical examiner’s office.

North Carolina man who was shot by police during mall chase dies

North Carolina police have reported the death of a man who was shot by officers last week. The man was being chased when he fired at officers who returned fire striking him.

Concord Police welcomes new officers

The Concord Police Department welcomed 16 new officers this week.

Concord Police Chief Releases Statement After DA's Decision To Not Charge Officer In Brandon Combs Shooting

Police officer who shot, killed man at Concord dealership won't face charges, DA says | Crime News

CONCORD — The Cabarrus County district attorney told Channel 9′s Allison Latos Wednesday that no charges will be filed against the police officer who shot and killed a man at

Concord Police Department Welcomes 10 New Officers

The City of Concord welcomed 10 new officers this week at a swear-in ceremony at City Hall.

Officer Shuping honored in cross-country memorial

Victoria Young An organization that rides a cross-country memorial for officers fallen in the line of duty made a stop in Concord to honor Officer Jason Shuping and his family. The Beyond the Call of Duty – End of Watch Ride to Remember pulled up in front of the Charlotte Motor Speedway with a trailer covered in over 300 faces and names of officers that died in the line of duty in the country during 2020. End of Watch Ride to Remember is a group of motorcycle riders from Spokane Valley, Washington escorting a 41-foot trailer across the country. Jagrut “J.C.” Shah founded the group in 2020 to honor fallen officers and create a network of officers and and surviving families survivors for healing.