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AM Alert: Jerry Brown to attend service for fallen Vallejo officer (Sacramento Bee)
Gov. Jerry Brown is heading to Vallejo this morning to attend the memorial
service for a Vallejo police officer shot while chasing at least one bank
robbery suspect. Officer Jim Capoot, a 19-year veteran of the Vallejo Police
Department, died…
Barney Bites Reporter! (slow motion)
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