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``He had apparently gotten into an argument which escalated into a fight, which obviously escalated into a shooting,'' said Lt. Juries hear that the officer escalated, or should have escalated, to a certain level, then to the next level, and then to yet another before de-escalating. After a brief respite, claims have escalated further in just the last five years. |
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