Brother says retired trooper died trying to help others
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WINTHROP, Massachusetts (WBZ) Aria Green said his brother, retired Massachusetts State Police Trooper Dave Green, died on Saturday doing what he did throughout his life – trying to help others.
Dave Green was one of two people shot and killed by 28-year-old Nathan Allen in Winthrop, according to investigators. Allen allegedly crashed a stolen tractor-trailer into a building, then fatally shot Dave Green and Air Force veteran Ramona Cooper.
District Attorney Rachael Rollins said Dave Green and Cooper were targeted because they were Black. Investigators say they discovered Allen had racist and anti-Semitic writings.
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