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In Arizona on Oct 8, 2014, DPS Trooper Casey (many of you know him from LivePD) was conducting a traffic stop, when the driver of a vehicle pulled out a .357 Magnum revolver, and shot him in the face. After that some would have walked away from the job. But not Trooper Casey.
Brian Murphy has been through the kind of thing you see in movies and say to yourself, 'that is so ridiculous. No one could ever survive that in real life.'
By all accounts, Brian Murphy should be dead.
The scars on his face, neck, head, legs, arms and hands won't let him forget the day death seemed inevitable. It was sunny Sunday morning in 2012. Dozens of people were gathering to worship in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, at the Sikh Temple
Brian Murphy has been through the kind of thing you see in movies and say to yourself, 'that is so ridiculous. No one could ever survive that in real life.'
By all accounts, Brian Murphy should be dead.
The scars on his face, neck, head, legs, arms and hands won't let him forget the day death seemed inevitable. It was sunny Sunday morning in 2012. Dozens of people were gathering to worship in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, at the Sikh Temple
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In Arizona on Oct 8, 2014, DPS Trooper Casey (many of you know him from LivePD) was conducting a traffic stop, when the driver of a vehicle pulled out a .357 Magnum revolver, and shot him in the face. After that some would have walked away from the job. But not Trooper Casey.
Brian Murphy has been through the kind of thing you see in movies and say to yourself, 'that is so ridiculous. No one could ever survive that in real life.'
By all accounts, Brian Murphy should be dead.
The scars on his face, neck, head, legs, arms and hands won't let him forget the day death seemed inevitable. It was sunny Sunday morning in 2012. Dozens of people were gathering to worship in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, at the Sikh Temple
Brian Murphy has been through the kind of thing you see in movies and say to yourself, 'that is so ridiculous. No one could ever survive that in real life.'
By all accounts, Brian Murphy should be dead.
The scars on his face, neck, head, legs, arms and hands won't let him forget the day death seemed inevitable. It was sunny Sunday morning in 2012. Dozens of people were gathering to worship in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, at the Sikh Temple
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