The Associated Press seeking comment. “We are heartbroken.
Our law enforcement community is heartbroken. We’re just devastated at the horrific loss," Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association Executive Director Brian Peters said in a statement.
"These heroes leave behind loved ones and a community who will forever remember their bravery and dedication to keeping Minnesotans safe." The Law Enforcement Labor Services represents rank-and-file officers and the supervisors of the Burnsville Police Department. The organization's executive director, Jim Mortenson, said in a statement: "Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of the officers and first responder who responded to a domestic call this morning.
These officers were struck down while answering the call of duty to serve and protect. We mourn alongside the Burnsville community and the families of those killed."Milestone Alert!
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