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Justice Dept. Considering Death Penalty for Alleged National Guard Shooter

Justice Dept. Considering Death Penalty for Alleged National Guard Shooter
New York Times Tuesday 16 June 2026, 20:11 UTC By Zach Montague 1 min read
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Law enforcement responds after a shooting of two National Guard members near Farragut Square in Washington last year.

Law enforcement responds after a shooting of two National Guard members near Farragut Square in Washington last year.
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