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SEDALIA MO. 鈥?Hannah Fizer, 25, was shot and killed by a Pettis County sheriff s deputy during a traffic stop on Saturday night. The sheriff s office said she threatened to shoot the deputy, but now investigators say there wasn t a weapon in her car.Travis Dillon, upset over Fizer s death, joined a handful of protesters outside the Pettis County Sheriff s Office on Tuesday. It s unjust they shot her for no reason at all, Dillo
stanley cup becher n said.Fizer, who was on her way to work, caught the attention of a Pettis County deputy for what they described as careless driving nea
stanley water bottle r U.S. Highway 50 and Winchester Drive. The subject made a comment that she had a weapon and was going to shoot the officer and went for something in the vehicle and [the] deputy fired, Captain Tolbert Rowe, of the Pettis County Sheriff s Office, told 41 Action News.But those close to Fizer said that s uncharacteristic of her. Show some proof that the only last reso
stanley becher rt was to do what he done, was to shoot her, Linda Grande, a family friend told KOMU-TV. Why did he feel so threatened by a 140-pound little girl who was on her way to work The Missouri State Highway Patrol, who is leading the investigation, said they didn t fi
