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The officer who shot and killed a beloved deer in the southwest Michigan town of Lawrence last week has been fired.The deer was loved by community members who named her Annie. She was known to have been comfortable and friendly around humans.Witnesses say police officers with the Pokagon Band of Tribal Police wrangled and shot the deer on Oct. 20. It was unclear why.Video shows the moments just before the officer shot the deer as onlookers tried to stop the man from wrangling it, and tried to advocate for its release.SEE MORE: Beer bellies, mullets and gators: Introducing the Florida Man Games The Pokagon Band of Tribal Police says David Loza has been terminated from the department, effective Friday.The decision comes after police say they reviewed his bodycam footage and interviewed witnesses who were nearby during the incident. Despite consulting with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and his supervising officer, Mr. Loza ignored comments from citizens and
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North Korea says it successfully test fired newly developed long-range cruise missiles.The tests over the weekend would be the country s first known testing activity in months and would underscore how it continues to expand its military capabilities amid a stalemate in nuclear negotiations with the United States.The Korean Central News Agency said Monday the cruise missiles, which had been under development for two years, successfully hit targets about 930 miles away on Saturday and Sunday.The North hailed its new weapons as a strategic weapon of great significance that meets leader Kim Jong Uns call to strengthen the countrys military might.The U.S. Indo-Pacific Command said the North Korean activity reflects the threat it poses to the international community.The international community is bent on getting the North to abandon its nuclear arsenal and has long used a combination of the threat of sanctions and the promise of economic help to try to influence the North. But U.S.-led negotiations on the nuclear issue have been stall
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