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The cop who finally listened
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The cop who finally listened - Two women recount years of fear after ending abusive relationships; grateful to corporal for standing with them
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TRIGGER TROUBLE
Just 22 minutes apart on July 28, two police officers in different parishes accidentally shot themselves with licensed firearms.