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Damnnnn 💥💥💥 #Shooting
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Damnnnn 💥💥💥 #Shooting

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Ain’t no way 💥💥💥 #Shooting
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Ain’t no way 💥💥💥 #Shooting

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Caught a 2 for 1 special 💥💥💥 #Shooting
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BREAKING - Shocking footage. Aussie hero has potentially saved multiple lives. #bondi #shooting
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#DEADLY #POLICE #SHOOTING ⚠️WARNING⚠️ (Viewers Discretion is advised) Peoria County State's Attorney’s Office cleared a Peoria Police Officer of wrongdoing on August 26th 2026, ruling the officer's use of deadly force was legally justified in the May 8th, 2026 fatal downtown shooting. 42yo Cortez White, who had just shot and killed his ex-girlfriend 42yo Ashley Stenson, execution-style, also pointed his weapon at the officer. State's Attorney Jodi Hoos released findings from an Illinois State Police investigation showing the Peoria officer acted lawfully when fatally shooting Cortez White. Reports says Ashley, living in Atlanta, flew into the Peoria Airport on May 8th, for an upcoming wedding that weekend and was picked up by a cousin. Stenson’s ex-boyfriend, Cortez, show up unexpectedly at the passenger door and opened it. Ashley looked confused because Cortez had no reason to be in Peoria as he lived in St. Louis at the time, but Ashley posted on Facebook about her flight, and her cousin believed that was how Cortez knew where she would be. Ashley left with Cortez, but she told her cousin to follow them. She began texting family members that White was going to kill her and he refused to let her out of the pickup. Ashley’s family members then called 911 at around 6:45 p.m. to report that Cortez was going to kill her, providing a description of both to police along with the pickup that he was driving. Ashley continued to text her location to her family as he drove throughout Peoria, eventually texting that they were at the Four Points by Sheraton downtown. An officer responded to that location, seeing them outside on the sidewalk. The States Attorney’s Office said that the officer asked them, “Are you Ashley? Are you Cortez? Keep your hands up,” as he got out of his squad car. Cortez immediately pulled out a gun and shot Ashley in the head right in front of the officer, continuing to shoot her while she was on the ground. The officer fired several shots at Cortez as he tried to flee, but the officer pursued, continuing to shoot at him before he eventually fell to the ground after being shot and was taken into custody. An autopsy on Ashley showed Cortez had shot her 5 times - twice to the head and once to the chest. Cortez was shot multiple times. #ChitownCrimeChasers
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#DEADLY #POLICE #SHOOTING ⚠️WARNING⚠️ (Viewers Discretion is advised) Peoria County State's Attorney’s Office cleared a Peoria Police Officer of wrongdoing on August 26th 2026, ruling the officer's use of deadly force was legally justified in the May 8th, 2026 fatal downtown shooting. 42yo Cortez White, who had just shot and killed his ex-girlfriend 42yo Ashley Stenson, execution-style, also pointed his weapon at the officer. State's Attorney Jodi Hoos released findings from an Illinois State Police investigation showing the Peoria officer acted lawfully when fatally shooting Cortez White. Reports says Ashley, living in Atlanta, flew into the Peoria Airport on May 8th, for an upcoming wedding that weekend and was picked up by a cousin. Stenson’s ex-boyfriend, Cortez, show up unexpectedly at the passenger door and opened it. Ashley looked confused because Cortez had no reason to be in Peoria as he lived in St. Louis at the time, but Ashley posted on Facebook about her flight, and her cousin believed that was how Cortez knew where she would be. Ashley left with Cortez, but she told her cousin to follow them. She began texting family members that White was going to kill her and he refused to let her out of the pickup. Ashley’s family members then called 911 at around 6:45 p.m. to report that Cortez was going to kill her, providing a description of both to police along with the pickup that he was driving. Ashley continued to text her location to her family as he drove throughout Peoria, eventually texting that they were at the Four Points by Sheraton downtown. An officer responded to that location, seeing them outside on the sidewalk. The States Attorney’s Office said that the officer asked them, “Are you Ashley? Are you Cortez? Keep your hands up,” as he got out of his squad car. Cortez immediately pulled out a gun and shot Ashley in the head right in front of the officer, continuing to shoot her while she was on the ground. The officer fired several shots at Cortez as he tried to flee, but the officer pursued, continuing to shoot at him before he eventually fell to the ground after being shot and was taken into custody. An autopsy on Ashley showed Cortez had shot her 5 times - twice to the head and once to the chest. Cortez was shot multiple times. #ChitownCrimeChasers

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