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February 7, 1997 | From Associated Press
Three California Highway Patrol officers sustained minor wounds Thursday in a gun battle with a motorist whom the officers shot to death, authorities reported. One officer was shot in the chest but escaped serious injury because he was wearing a protective vest, Kern County Sheriff's Cmdr. Donny Youngblood reported. A second officer was wounded in the foot and a bullet grazed a female officer, Youngblood said. All were taken to hospitals in nearby Bakersfield for treatment.
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February 7, 1997 | From Associated Press
Three California Highway Patrol officers sustained minor wounds Thursday in a gun battle with a motorist whom the officers shot to death, authorities reported. One officer was shot in the chest but escaped serious injury because he was wearing a protective vest, Kern County Sheriff's Cmdr. Donny Youngblood reported. A second officer was wounded in the foot and a bullet grazed a female officer, Youngblood said. All were taken to hospitals in nearby Bakersfield for treatment.
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CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
July 7, 1995
The woman who was shown on several TV news programs being shot to death by sheriff's deputies on a Kern County road was identified Thursday as a Granada Hills resident who had threatened to kill herself in February. Suzannah Casas Cody, 25, was killed Wednesday on California 119, a two-lane highway in Bakersfield, after she pointed a pistol at deputies who had surrounded her van after a high-speed chase, said Kern County Sheriff's Cmdr. Don Youngblood.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
July 7, 1995
The woman who was shown on several TV news programs being shot to death by sheriff's deputies on a Kern County road was identified Thursday as a Granada Hills resident who had threatened to kill herself in February. Suzannah Casas Cody, 25, was killed Wednesday on California 119, a two-lane highway in Bakersfield, after she pointed a pistol at deputies who had surrounded her van after a high-speed chase, said Kern County Sheriff's Cmdr. Don Youngblood.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
July 6, 1995
A 25-year old Los Angeles woman who led authorities on a high-speed chase near Bakersfield early Wednesday was shot and killed after she pointed a pistol at a crowd of Kern County sheriff's deputies, officers said. The shooting ended a 90-m.p.h. chase followed by an hourlong standoff with deputies after the woman, who was reportedly wearing a formal dress, stopped her van on a rural stretch of highway, sheriff's Sgt. Wim Leyden said. The incident began about 10 a.m.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
July 6, 1995
A 25-year old Los Angeles woman who led authorities on a high-speed chase near Bakersfield early Wednesday was shot and killed after she pointed a pistol at a crowd of Kern County sheriff's deputies, officers said. The shooting ended a 90-m.p.h. chase followed by an hourlong standoff with deputies after the woman, who was reportedly wearing a formal dress, stopped her van on a rural stretch of highway, sheriff's Sgt. Wim Leyden said. The incident began about 10 a.m.
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