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WEST BEND 鈥?The Washington County District Attorney s Office has cleared the deputy who shot and killed the suspect in a violent crime spree in the Town of Kewaskum on Feb 3.Law enforcement say Nicholas S. Pingel, 30 of West Bend, broke into an elderly couple s home and fatally shot a 72-year-old resident, and then entered a neighbor s home, stole a shotgun and fatally shot a 77-year-old resident.When law enforcement arrived, a deputy opened fire on the suspect, hitting him, and law enforcement later found the suspect dead nearby.The deputy, Lee Goodman, a 9-year veteran of t
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