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Henderson Metropolis Council approves $275K settlement with household of 12-year-old killed in 2020 standoff

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The Henderson Metropolis Council permitted a $275,000 settlement with the household of a 12-year-old boy killed throughout a 2020 standoff between Henderson police and a person who shot and killed two ladies, based on paperwork obtained by 8 Information Now.

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