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Suspect taken into custody

Associated Press · January 24, 1972

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A man police identify as 29-year-old Junious L. Poole is taken into custody today in San Francisco following the shooting of two white policemen. Poole was booked for investigation of assault with intent to commit murder and kidnaping, police said. Sgt. Tom Gordon said the officers were walking their beats in uniform at the time of the attack.

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