In this July 16, 2019, photo, officers at Washington state's Basic Law Enforcement Academy load gun clips with ammunition as they take part in training exercises at a firing range in Burien, Wash. Accidental shootings by police happen across the United States every year, an Associated Press investigation has found, and cadets at Washington's academy, which is required for all entry-level Washington state law enforcement officers, must have 90 hours of firearms training, but requirements in other states vary widely. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)
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