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L.A. Driver Who Struck Sheriff Recruits Released From Jail

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November 19, 2022

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Los Angeles officials say the wrong-way driver who struck 25 sheriff’s recruits has been released from jail due to insufficient evidence after being initially arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. NBC News’ Steve Patterson reports on how the investigation continues as they work with the district attorney’s office to file charges.

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