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FILE - This undated file photo released by Clinton Police Department shows officer Christopher Ryan Morton. Tammy Dee Widger was charged Wednesday, March 14, 2018, with second-degree murder in the shooting death of Morton. Her rental home was the site of the fatal shooting on March 6. Prosecutors say the murder charge was added because Morton was killed as a result of Widger's drug crime. (Clinton Police Department via AP, File)

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This undated photo released by Clinton Police Department shows officer Christopher Ryan Morton. Morton was fatally shot and two other officers injured while trying to apprehend the suspect after responding to a 911 call at a Missouri residence on Tuesday night, March 6, 2018. A SWAT team entered the home early Wednesday but found the suspect dead. (Clinton Police Department via AP)

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