"Community Mourns Fallen Burnsville First Responders in Emotional Memorial Service"

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A memorial service for three first responders who were shot and killed in Burnsville drew an estimated 10,000 attendees, including 8,500 law enforcement officers, firefighters, and paramedics. Family members and community members expressed their grief and support for the fallen heroes, emphasizing the daily dread and sacrifices made by first responders. The service also inspired young people like Joshua John, who is studying law enforcement and is now more determined to become a police officer. The tragedy has deeply impacted the community, with Burnsville schools canceling classes to allow students and families to pay their respects.
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- Investigators: Man who killed 3 Minnesota responders opened fire without warning, inside his house The Associated Press
- Law enforcement wives, widows and loved ones prepare 4,000 roses ahead of memorial service for Burnsville first responders CBS Minnesota
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