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Officers Killed in the line of duty - LCPDFR Tribute

ASTFord
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I made this video to really honor the men and women who die in the line of duty. I mean no disrespect from this video. It was something my clan and I made and I just though I would share it here. We took a real life scenario and made it our own, fortunately, in real life, the Deputy survived.

Video Description: This is a video to tribute the men and women who die in the line of duty to protect us.  Although this may not be completely accurate, we based it on a true story, which we made our own. Fortunately, in real life, the officer survived. This video is a direct tribute to Deputy Steven Rankin of the Crisp County Sheriff Department. 

 
 
*Warning. Some views may find the next video distressing* 
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[font="'comic sans ms', cursive"][b]Commissioner Ford[/b][/font]

[b]Alaska State Troopers Clan- GTA-AST.ENJIN.COM[/b]

[b]Subscribe to my YouTube channel: [/b]http://www.youtube.com/copcar1100

AST Clan Twitter: https://twitter.com/ASTClanOfficial

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