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Detective Chokes Up Recalling Injured Officer in Mass Shooting

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February 3, 2026

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Thomas Barnadoe, a detective with the Raleigh Police Department, testified Tuesday about his response to a mass shooting in October 2022, in which Austin Thompson later pleaded guilty to killing five people in a North Carolina neighborhood. Barnadoe told the court that when he arrived at the scene, he rushed to help one of the victims, a fellow law enforcement officer, and became emotional as he recalled the officer’s injuries.

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