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News Release Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Off-Duty LAPD Police Officer Involved in Long Beach Police Shooting An officer involved shooting occurred in the 200 block of Mira Mar Avenue in the City of Long Beach on July 30, 2008 at 12:30 a.m. The suspect involved in this incident has been identified as 26-year old Jason Geggie, an off-duty Los Angeles Police Officer. Geggie has been with the Department for one and a half years and is currently assigned to Central Traffic Division. The Long Beach Police Department is handling both the criminal and officer involved shooting investigation and all calls will be referred to the Long Beach Police PIO at 562-570-5273. The Los Angeles Police Department’s Internal Affairs Group has initiated its own personnel investigation.

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