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Police officer from Winnebago Tribe involved in shooting incident
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
A police officer for the
Winnebago Tribe
of Nebraska shot a person on the reservation, the
FBI
said.
The person's identity or condition was not reported. But The Sioux City Journal said the person suffered non-life-threatening injuries.
The incident happened on Monday. The officer's name was not released.
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FBI investigates shooting on NE Indian reservation
(AP 3/1)
Police shoot person on Winnebago Reservation
(The Sioux City Journal 3/2)
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