Former Grand Junction neurosurgeon indicted after allegedly shooting deputy U.S. marshal during arrest
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— A former Grand Junction neurosurgeon wanted on sexual assault charges in Colorado is now facing federal attempted murder charges after authorities say he opened fire on members of a U.S.
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What happened
— A former Grand Junction neurosurgeon wanted on sexual assault charges in Colorado is now facing federal attempted murder charges after authorities say he opened fire on members of a U.S.
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