LCPD’s Shooting Team competed in the Phoenix Police Department’s Handgun Championship on Friday, Jan. 3, and Chief Jeremy Story took first place in the individual competition.

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Besides Story, other members of LCPD’s Shooting Team who participated in the competition included officers Brandon Roybal, Qu Dymm Scarbrough, Benjamin Berling and Manny Baca.

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LCPD’s Shooting Team competed in the Phoenix Police Department’s Handgun Championship on Friday, Jan. 3, and Chief Jeremy Story took first place in the individual competition.

There were 137 local, state and federal law enforcement officers from around the country who competed.

Besides Story, other members of LCPD’s Shooting Team who participated in the competition included officers Brandon Roybal, Qu Dymm Scarbrough, Benjamin Berling and Manny Baca.

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