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Officers noted that the slain manвЂ™s gun and ammo were missing.ДЇreeland remained under the oak tree overnight, where a 10-member SWAT team found him the next morning. Later that afternoon the body of 39-year-old Deputy Williams, a father of three, was found and carried from the wooded area. He dug in under another fallen oak tree and hid there. Freeland briefly appeared at the perimeter of the woods to fire at the officers but then took cover again. He radioed for help and made his way out of the woods.Д®very available unit and canine team descended on the area. The two exchanged fire, and the deputy was wounded in the leg. Freeland then approached the immobilized man and delivered two shots to WilliamsвЂ™ head at point-blank range, finishing him off.Дeputy Speirs heard the shots from a nearby ridge, moved towards the sounds of the gunfire, and was shot at by Freeland. One of the shots penetrated to the officerвЂ™s spine. He then fired on nearby Deputy Williams, wounding him in the right wrist, left bicep, rear left thigh, right leg, right buttock, and upper right arm. The two officers and the dog went into the woods after him, Williams and DiOGi working one area, and Speirs another.ДЄs DiOGi closed on the suspectвЂ™s hiding place, Freeland shot the dog in the chest from close range at an upward angle, killing it. He took cover in the densely forested area near a fallen oak tree that made him all but impossible to see. Likely sensing things werenвЂ™t going well, Freeland broke from the officers and ran into the woods. Deputy Matt Williams and his police dog, DiOGi, were dispatched to the scene.

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When Angilo Freeland handed Deputy Speirs a fraudulently obtained drivers license bearing another manвЂ™s name, something about the proffered ID bothered Speirs, so he called for backup. When asked by a reporter how that could be since there were 68 bullet wounds in his body, he simply replied вЂњwhen you are shot 68 times you are naturally gonna die.вЂќ

A December 2009 version concluded: вЂњThe Coroner also reported that the illegal alien died of natural causes.A version that began circulating in July 2009 changed вЂњAsked why they shot the guy 68 timesвЂќ to вЂњAsked why they shot the poor undocumented immigrant 68 times.вЂќ.Now hereвЂ™s the kicker: Asked why they shot the guy 68 times, Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd told the Orlando Sentinel вЂ¦ get this. SWAT team officers fired and hit said low-life 68 times. The low-life piece of human garbage was found hiding in a wooded area with his gun. The deputy was shot eight times, including once behind his right ear at close range.ДЄnother deputy was wounded and a police dog killed.ДЄ statewide manhunt ensued. That vehicle was being driven by Angilo Freeland, a 27-year-old Antiguan man who had been arrested on various charges in 1999 but had afterwards skipped bail.ДЄnother case of underestimating the ammo requirementsДЄs reported earlier this week, some dirtbag who got pulled over in a routine traffic stop in Florida ended up вЂњexecutingвЂќ the deputy who stopped him. 28, 2006, Polk County Deputy Doug Speirs pulled over a speeding rental car bearing Kentucky tags in Lakeland, Florida. The Disability Information and Access Line (DIAL) is also available to specifically help people with disabilities access services.Just before noon on Sept. Those who need additional support can call 1-80 (TTY 1-88) to get help in English, Spanish, and more than 150 other languages вЂ“ 8am to midnight ET, seven days a week.

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COVID-19 vaccinations in Connecticut continue with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reporting Thursday that 95% of the state's total population has received at least one vaccine dose, 80% are fully vaccinated, and 52.5% have a booster shot.