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Border Patrol involved in shooting in Arizona

What to know about Arizona shooting involving Border Patrol

A U.S. Border Patrol agent shot and critically injured a man who first shot at a helicopter and then at agents while trying to flee from a traffic stop 35 miles south of Tucson, authorities said on Jan.

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Shooting involving Border Patrol leaves 1 in critical condition near U.S.-Mexico border

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US Border Patrol Agent Involved in Shooting in Arizona, Pima County Sheriff Says

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1 person in critical condition after shooting involving Border Patrol agent in Arizona

A shooting involving a US Border Patrol agent in Arivaca, Arizona, is under investigation, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department said.

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US Border Patrol shoots and wounds human trafficking suspect in Arizona

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Person shot, critically injured in Border Patrol incident in Arizona

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Border Patrol involved in Arizona shooting that left person injured

The Pima County Sheriff's Department said it was investigating the shooting at the request of federal authorities.

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Person critical after being shot in Border Patrol incident in Arizona, NBC News reports

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Man in hospital after shooting by border agent in Arizona

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