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Explosion at LA County sheriff's facility kills 3 deputies

3 LA sheriff's deputies killed in explosion at training facility in department's biggest loss of life since 1857

Three Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies assigned to the arson explosives detail were killed in an explosion at a law enforcement training facility on Friday, the sheriff said.

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An explosion at a Los Angeles sheriff’s facility has left three people dead

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Explosion at Los Angeles sheriff's facility leaves 3 deputies dead

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3 LA County sheriff’s deputies killed by explosion at training facility, the agency’s largest loss of life since 1857

At least three people have died in an explosion at a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s training facility on Friday morning, according to US Attorney General Pam Bondi.

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Apple Valley grad among three bomb squad deputies killed in L.A. explosion

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Blast at training facility kills 3 Los Angeles deputies in one of department's worst losses of life

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Investigators in L.A. Explosion Examine Condo for Link to Explosives

A state official briefed on the incident, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss the investigation, said preliminary information had suggested that the explosion...

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At least three reported killed in explosion at Los Angeles sheriff's training facility

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Local business raising money for families of 3 LASD deputies killed in explosion

Los Angeles SWAT deputy speaks about fallen colleagues after deadly explosion claims three lives

A member of the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department SWAT team touched on the tragic explosion that claimed the lives of three deputies during a Friday morning explosion at a training facility.

3 sheriff’s deputies killed in explosion at Los Angeles training facility

Three highly-trained sheriff’s deputies were killed following an explosion at a training center in Los Angeles. The deputies were handling two “military grade explosives,” according to sources familiar with the investigation,