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Four Dead, Including a Police Officer, in Ohio Shooting

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By Christine Hauser Verified
| GV Wire Verified
Four people, including a police officer, died of gunshot wounds Sunday during a law enforcement investigation of a break-in at a house in northeast Ohio, the authorities said. Four other law enforcement officers were injured. The episode occurred in Rittman, a city of more than 6,000 people about 40 miles south of Cleveland. In a statement Monday, Chief Robert Shows of the Rittman Police Department identified the officer who was killed as Sgt.
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By Christine Hauser Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Four Dead, Including a Police Officer, in Ohio Shooting Law enforcement officers were investigating a break-in and gunfire in Rittman. A suspect, his former partner and her teenage daughter were also dead.
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Hazardous heat stalks millions

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By Nazaneen Ghaffar Verified, Erin McCann, erin mccann, Christine Hauser Verified
| Hawaii Tribune-Herald Verified
By NAZANEEN GHAFFAR, ERIN MCCANN, CHRISTINE HAUSER and MICHAEL LEVENSON NYTimes News Service A brutal heat wave that was expected to endure through the holiday weekend snarled trains, upended Fourth of July events and forced people in much of the central and eastern United States to stay close to their grid-straining air conditioners Thursday.
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