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Marine veteran struggled following deployments until shot by deputy following car chase - Vimarsana News

Marine veteran struggled following deployments until shot by deputy following car chase

The deputy shot him and a man who known to some as a killer, to others a lover and to many as troubled died at the scene as the deputy and others tried to save his life. 

Man shot, killed after approaching law enforcement with 'large blunt object' - Vimarsana News

Man shot, killed after approaching law enforcement with 'large blunt object'

A deputy on routine administrative leave after a car chase through Summit County and Wasatch County ended with a wanted man fatally shot early Thursday morning.

Fire to floods: Edson declares local state of emergency due to massive rainfall - Vimarsana News

Fire to floods: Edson declares local state of emergency due to massive rainfall

After being forced to evacuate twice in the the span of a month due to wildfires, Edson and Yellowhead County are now dealing with an opposite extreme: too much water.

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Fire to floods: Edson declares local state of emergency due to massive rainfall - Vimarsana News

Fire to floods: Edson declares local state of emergency due to massive rainfall

After being forced to evacuate twice in the the span of a month due to wildfires, the western Alberta town of Edson is now dealing with an opposite extreme: too much water.

Fire to floods: Edson declares local state of emergency due to massive rainfall - Vimarsana News

Fire to floods: Edson declares local state of emergency due to massive rainfall

After being forced to evacuate twice in the the span of a month due to wildfires, Edson and Yellowhead County are now dealing with an opposite extreme: too much water.

Source: q107.com