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2002/3/20-21 [Academia/StanfUrd] UID:24172 Activity:high
3/20    Shots fired at Stanford. One dead.
        http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/gate/archive/2002/03/20/shooting.DTL
        \_ this wouldn't be on the news if it happened at Berkeley
        \_ Russian mafia is more fun than Stanford police:
       http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2002/03/20/MN192427.DTL
        \_ so who died? the man that was pulled over?
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Santa Clara County Sheriff's Department spokesman Terrence Helm said that his department is investigating the shooting, which occurred off Stanford Avenue before 1:30 this afternoon. The incident began when a Palo Alto police officer made a routine traffic stop and was apparently pinned by the suspect before shooting and killing him. Malone says one man has been pronounced dead at the hospital and the unnamed officer is currently in stable condition. Stanford Avenue was reported closed between Junipero Serra Boulevard and Raimundo Street in a residential part of the university campus. A resident in the area of this afternoon's shooting at Stanford University said that an injured female police officer was alert and did not appear to be in much pain when she was taken to Stanford Hospital. Terrie Gordon-Gamble, who has lived in the neighborhood since 1983 and works as a nursing supervisor at Stanford Hospital, happened to drive by the scene of the shooting on Stanford Avenue shortly after it occurred and stopped to provide medical assistance to the injured officer. Gordon-Gamble said her colleagues at Stanford Hospital report that the officer will be treated and released today. Starting April 9th through May 23rd Berkeley Repertory Theatre Bay Area 82 Free Smoked Sockeye Salmon!
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