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VA: Social worker killed client during knife fight, Pulaski County authorities say
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Pulaski County authorities released more information Thursday about an altercation earlier this week that left one man dead and another injured — saying it occurred as a community services worker conducted a home visit and was attacked by his client, who was in the midst of a mental health crisis.
Both men were stabbed multiple times with knives and the client died, Commonwealth’s Attorney Justin Griffith said.
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The prosecutor said that no criminal charges would be placed, calling the client’s death a justifiable homicide that occurred in self-defense. |
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shootergdv
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| Guessing the social worker wishes he'd brought a gun to the knife fight. |
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