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SEBRING, Fla. AP 鈥?SunTrust banks will observe a moment of silence Friday to honor the five people slain when a gunman opened fire inside a Florida branch.In a Facebook post, SunTrust said the moment of silence will begin at 12:36 p.m. That was the time on Wednesday when Zephen Xaver called 911 and told dispatchers he had shot everyone inside the Sebring bank.Four SunTrust employees and a customer were killed. Xaver faces five counts of premeditated murder. State Attorney Brian Haas has said he will seek the death penalty.Highlands County Sheriffs Office spokesman Scott Dressel said Friday a fifth bank employee was in a back break room when the attack began. He said the employee ran out a back door after hearing gunshots and also contacted law enforcement. Copyright c 2024 The Associated
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The Yomiuri ShimbunStudents present the outcomes of their research in Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi Prefecture, on Jan. 18.The Yomiuri Shimbun13:00 JST,ensp;February 12, 2023FUJIYO
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