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The last thing Kenneth Walker probably heard were shouted commands from submachine gun-toting deputies in the night.
"The 39-year-old black insurance manager from Columbus was either exiting an SUV that had been pulled over on I-185 or was getting set to lie on the ground. A bullet, one of two shots fired from an MP5 9 mm submachine gun, ripped into Walker's brain. Six hours later, the husband and father of a 3-year-old girl was dead." ...
"Deputy David Glisson, who shot Walker, was fired Thursday because of the 'totality of facts revealed in the [in-house] administrative investigation,' said sheriff's spokesman Capt. Joe McCrea." ...
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