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Police and Kentucky National Guard troops chase protesters as they flee toward a fence Sunday, May 31, 2020, in a parking lot at the corner of East Broadway and South Brook Street in downtown Louisville, Kentucky. (Max Gersh/The Courier Journal via AP)

Protests, Louisville police chief fired after fatal shooting

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Louisville chief, under fire in black woman’s death, retires

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Police department reorganized amid budget cuts

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Kentucky police fatally shoot man who wounded another man

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Armed suspect killed during confrontation with police

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Louisville officer shot in foot during chase

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This undated photo provided by the Louisville Police Department shows Louisville Police Officer Nicholas &quot;Nick&quot; Rodman. Rodman died Wednesday, March 29, 2017, from injuries he suffered in a crash during a high-speed chase, city officials said. Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer and Police Chief Steve Conrad announced the death of Officer Rodman at a news conference outside University Hospital, where lines of officers and others waited as his flag-draped body left the hospital. (Louisville Police Department via AP)

Louisville police officer dies after crash during chase

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1 dead, 2 injured in police chase following carjacking

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Police: Man undergoes surgery after being shot by officer

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Police kill burglary suspect in Louisville, Kentucky

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This photo provided by the Louisville (Ky.) Police Department shows Louisville Metro Police Officer Nathan Blanford. An African man was shot and killed by Blanford, a Louisville Metro Police officer Saturday afternoon, June 13, 2015 after police say he grabbed a flagpole and swung it at the officer. (Louisville (Ky.) Police Department via AP)

Nathan Blanford, Kentucky officer, uses deadly force; community questions decision

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Grand jury declines to indict man in bus stabbing

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Police to increase presence after downtown attacks

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