In this undated Billings Police Department photo shows the late Richard Ramirez of Billings, Mont. An unidentified Billings police officer shot and killed Ramirez, 38, who was wanted in an armed robbery, after he ignored the officer's orders and made a sudden movement during a traffic stop, Police Chief Rich St. John said Tuesday, April 15, 2014. He was shot three times. Ramirez's death marks the fifth officer-involved shooting in Billings over a span of just under two years. (AP Photo/Billings Police Department)
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