At Rest

Suicide
Gray swerved through town in a Chevrolet Caprice Classic. Trooper Larry Ferguson pulled Gray over. Gray argued with the Trooper Ferguson. Trooper Ferguson opened the driver's side door. Gray picked up a handgun and threatened himself. Trooper Ferguson requested backup. Multiple agencies responded. After negotiation, Gray started the engine of the other. A law enforcement sniper shot out Gray's tires. At 10:32 p.m., Gray shot and killed himself.
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