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Suspect Dead Following Shootout with Glendale Police

Thee Arizona Times9 months ago01 mins

Glendale, AZ — A suspect was fatally wounded in a shootout with Glendale police officers on Wednesday afternoon, near the intersection of 56th Avenue and Thunderbird Road. The Glendale Police Department reported that the incident began as a domestic dispute and escalated into a standoff. According to Glendale Police spokesperson Jose Miguel Santiago, the unidentified…

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