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Duluth officer s delay in shooting at issue as judge weighs bid to toss felony charges A defense attorney said Tyler Leibfried had a right to shoot into an apartment as soon as he feared for his life, but a prosecutor argued that his decision was not reasonable after he paused and surveyed the scene. 7:02 pm, Feb. 18, 2021 × Tyler Leibfried Tyler Leibfried waited roughly 10 seconds between hearing two loud bangs and firing several shots through the closed door of a downtown Duluth apartment, wounding an unarmed man inside. That pause emerged as a central issue at a Thursday hearing on the Duluth police officer s bid to toss felony charges of intentionally and recklessly discharging a firearm in the September incident that left 23-year-old Jared Fyle with a bullet lodged in his back.

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