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Five years ago, Ty Larson served as a student assistant at Texas Tech. Now, Larson is the special advisor to head coach Bobby Hurley at Arizona State, and plays a pivotal role in the development and recruitment of players. Our Andres Armenta has more.

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Concord, North Carolina — Police officer Timothy Larson went to the parking lot of a Nissan dealership to investigate a possible auto theft. Officer Larson arrived to find 29-year-old Brandon Combs had the door open, while he was sitting inside a Nissan Frontier truck at the dealership. Combs was wearing dark clothing, sitting in the driver’s seat, and had been released from jail about 36 hours prior. They said Larson wasn’t aware Combs had a felony fugitive warrant pending from another state and several felony convictions on his record. Combs said to the officer “Take your gµn off,” as Larson walked up with a flashlight and asked what was going on. Larson then tried to get Combs to step out of the truck and Combs refused. Larson briefly took cover behind a white van before continuing to yell commands at Combs. Combs ran from the truck towards the police SUV and got inside. Larson chased after. Larson approached Combs in the police SUV directly in front but at a distance, with Larson positioning himself to the passenger side of the front of the SUV as he got closer. Larson fired five times before calling in “SH0TS FIRED” on his radio and firing once more at Combs. Combs was later pulled from the SUV by police and given aid until EMS arrived. He was taken to the hospital where he passed away from his injuries, authorities said. The Concord Police Department looked into the incident and questioned Larson about his actions. Officer Larson was fired. According to a notice of dismissal, the officer refused to answer questions following the incident, and gave misleading or untrue answers in other instances to his superiors and the State Bureau of Investigation, which handled the investigation. It was announced that former officer Timothy Larson would not face any charges in the deadly incident. Combs’ mother, Virginia Tayara, filed a lawsuit against Larson and the Concord Police Department in federal court, on claims of excessive force, assault and battery, wrongful and intentional death and gross negligence. The family received $1.4 million.

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