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Bodycam captures police team falling when deck collapses in Missouri

Al Jazeera Thursday 20 August 2026, 01:37 UTC 1 min read
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Bodycam captures police team falling when deck collapses in Missouri NewsFeed Bodycam captures police team falling when deck collapses in Missouri Recently released body camera footage shows a deck collapsing during a warrant operation in Huntsville, Missouri, injuring multiple law enforcement officers. The raid involved the Moberly Area SWAT Team, US Marshals, and supporting personnel. Published On 20 Aug 2026

Bodycam captures police team falling when deck collapses in Missouri NewsFeed Bodycam captures police team falling when deck collapses in Missouri Recently released body camera footage shows a deck collapsing during a warrant operation in Huntsville, Missouri, injuring multiple law enforcement officers. The raid involved the Moberly Area SWAT Team, US Marshals, and supporting personnel. Published On 20 Aug 2026
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