Kansas police officers wounded by suspect who posted online about shooting before turning gun on himself: Cops
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A pair of Kansas police officers was shot early Christmas morning by a man domestic abuse suspect who posted online about the gunfire as the events were unfolding, authorities recently said.
Police received a call at about 11:30 p.m. local time Friday and responded to a nearby restaurant, where they met with a female employee who described how she had been "physically battered" by Rogers, who was her boyfriend, Stephens said.
The woman, 22, described how earlier Friday, Rogers showed up at her home uninvited, police said. He allegedly tried getting in through a window before being let into the home by a young child.
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