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In this image provided by University of Utah Health, Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Wade Palmer poses at University of Utah Health, Wednesday, May 22, 2019, in Salt Lake City. Palmer returned home to Montana on Wednesday to continue his recovery, just over two months after he was shot in the head, face and neck while investigating a fatal shooting. Doctors said Wade Palmer suffered a traumatic brain injury and is unable to speak but seems to understand what is being said. (University of Utah Health via AP)

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This undated booking photo provided by the Montana Highway Patrol shows Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Wade Palmer. Authorities say Palmer is in critical condition after being shot while investigating an earlier shooting in Missoula. Highway Patrol officials said in a statement Friday, March 15, 2019, another trooper found the wounded 35-year-old Palmer in his patrol car outside a bar in Evaro, Mont. early Friday. (Montana Highway Patrol via AP)

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