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The CBS Evening News aired the first television interview with Oak Creek police officers Brian Murphy and Sam Lenda Tuesday night and showed newly-released footage from the Aug. 5 attack ...

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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on Monday published the first interview with Oak Creek police Lt. Brian Murphy, shot 15 times during the Aug. 5 Sikh temple attack. Murphy and Officer ...

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Oak Creek police officers Brian Murphy and Sam Lenda, widely regarded as heroes in the Sikh temple shootings, will make their first joint media appearance next week on the CBS Evening New...

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For Oak Creek Sikh temple members, the events Sunday at Azana Spa in Brookfield were too reminiscent of Aug. 5. A beautiful, sunny Sunday morning. A lone gunman full of rage killing ...

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Oak Creek police officers Sam Lenda and Brian Murphy, two heroes in the Aug. 5 Sikh temple shootings, were set to be honored in a ceremony before the Milwaukee Admirals' home opener Frida...

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The last victim of the Aug. 5 Sikh temple shootings to remain hospitalized has been released. The family of Punjab Singh, 65, said in a statement he is being transferred to a differe...

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Oak Creek police Lt. Brian Murphy, the first officer at the scene of the Aug. 5 Sikh Temple of Wisconsin shootings, was honored by Molina Healthcare of Wisconsin as a "community champion....

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U.S. Attorney James Santelle has promised immigration protection to family members of Sikh temple shooting victims, according to a SikhNN story. "Between now and February, when visas...