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OFFICER DOWN NAGS HEAD NC
Nags Head Police Department
North Carolina
End of Watch: Thursday, May 14, 2009
Biographical Info
Age: 48
Tour of Duty: 26 years
Badge Number: 105
Incident Details
Cause of Death: Automobile accident
Date of Incident: Friday, May 15, 2009
Weapon Used: Not available
Suspect Info: Not available
Sergeant Dulan Murray was killed in an automobile accident on South Croatan Highway while responding to a burglary in progress at 3:00 am. His patrol car went out of control during a period of heavy rain and struck a utility pole.
Sergeant Murray had served with the Nags Head Police Department for 12 years and had served in law enforcement for 26 years. He is survived by his wife and two daughters.
Agency Contact Information
Nags Head Police Department
5401 South Croatan Highway
Nags Head, NC 27959
Phone: (252) 441-6386
Please contact the Nags Head Police Department for funeral arrangements or for survivor benefit fund information.
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Miami-Dade Police say a security guard who had been fired and who was angry that his air conditioning had been had been fired and who was angry that his air conditioning had been disconnected is now charged with killing his boss and shooting another woman who was nearby.
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With tears in her eyes at her home, Forman’s widow Ronnie told CBS4′s Peter D’Oench that her husband was a good man. They were approaching their 48th wedding anniversary.
“This month,” she said, was when they were going to celebrate it.
Forman’s daughter, Beth, told me, “He was an incredible friend to many people. He was always there to help people. This was a tragedy.”
In his neighborhood, residents told me they were stunned by the news. “He was a very nice guy,” said Andrea Osona of Forman. “He was so nice and friendly. I feel bad and I am in shock right now.”
Another neighbor, Mark Conte, told me, “He was a good guy. This was stupid what happened.”
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Judge Mike Cordonnier agreed to the request Thursday made by the lawyer of Jeffrey Bolden.
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