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Dallas Police
Department
Price:
$5.00
Size: 3" x 4"
Code: TX-DPD1008
Officer Krol had served with the Dallas Police
Department for nine years and had previously served
with the Wayne County, Michigan, Sheriff's Office
for four years.
Police Officer Brent Thompson of the Dallas Area
Rapid Transit Police Department, Senior Corporal
Lorne Ahrens, Police Officer Michael Krol,
Sergeant Michael Smith, and Police Officer
Patrick Zamarripa of the Dallas Police
Department were shot and killed by an active
shooter during a protest in downtown Dallas.
As the protesters walked down Main Street
between South Lamar Street and South Market
Street, a sniper opened fire on police officers
who were providing security for the event. The
man shot a total of 12 officers, killing five
and wounding seven.
The subject was cornered in an adjacent parking
garage and barricaded himself inside for several
hours while he spoke to negotiators, during
which time he stated he specifically targeted
white police officers. He was killed when the
Dallas Police Department's Bomb Squad moved an
explosive device to the man's location using a
robot and detonated it. |
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Officer Thompson was a U.S. Marine Corps
veteran and had served with the
Dallas Area
Rapid Transit Police Department for nine years.
He is survived by his daughter, granddaughter,
and wife.
His wife also serves as an officer
with the DART Police. |
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Corporal Ahrens had served with the Dallas
Police Department for 14
years and had
previously served with the Los Angeles County,
California, Sheriff's Office for 11 years.
He is
survived by his wife and two children. His wife
also serves with the Dallas Police Department. |
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Officer Zamarripa was a U.S. Navy veteran
and had served with the Dallas Police Department
for five years.
He is survived by his wife,
2-year-old daughter, and stepson. |
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Sergeant Smith was a U.S. Army veteran and
had served with the Dallas Police Department for
27 years.
He is survived by his wife and two
daughters. |
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