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Illinois sheriff says he won't resign, claims department is not at fault for Sonya Massey's death
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3:12Now PlayingSangamon County Sheriff Jack Campbell says former deputy Sean Grayson, not his department, is to blame for Sonya Massey's death. Massey, an unarmed mother of two, was shot in her own home after calling 911 for help. Warning: This video is disturbing.
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