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Three of the five Dallas officers that lost their lives Thursday night have been identified. From left to right: Brent Thompson, Patrick Zamarripa, and Michael Krol.
@Mike_Rawlings: We have faced challenges in this square, but we must have an attitude of humility. We will face challenges together.
@Mike_Rawlings: Our citizens are here to stand and pray together in unity for the healing of our city. #DallasStrong
@DallasPD:Thank you to the members of our community for your show of support during this difficult time. #Dallas
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For those at the scene, the terror is unimaginable. But for those nearby, the reality of what was unfolding perhaps just blocks away or on the other side of the city slowly began to rear its head. (screen grab from a video tweet by @allisongriz)
@DallasPD: Incredible turnout came in support of our officers.
@DallasPD: Incredible turnout came in support of our officers.
@DallasPD: Incredible turnout came in support of our officers.
@DallasPD: Incredible turnout came in support of our officers.
Two of the Dallas Police Department officers killed in Thursday night’s ambush shooting in downtown Dallas have been identified. Michael Krol and Patrick Zamarripa were slain when a sniper ambushed officers after a protest in downtown Dallas.
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The Army says Micah Xavier Johnson, named as a suspect in the Dallas police shootings, served in the Army Reserve for six years and did a nine-month tour of duty in Afghanistan.
DART officer Brent Thompson, 43, died in the shooting Thursday night in Dallas.