Watch now: Pima County Attorney and local experts address deadly July 18 shootings, house fire
Pima County Attorney Laura Conover and members of her team held a press conference Tuesday afternoon to comment on the July 18 shootings and house fire in Tucson that left four dead, including the gunman.
Conover and guest speakers also discussed community resources aimed at preventing similar violence.
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A house fire on Tucson's south side and shootings that immediately followed July 18 have left four people dead, including the gunman, and several others injured.
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Family remembers of Jennifer Fells, 36, said Monday they wanted to thank community members and first responders who tried to help her in the July 18 attack.
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Three people among the victims in last Sunday's attack - Jennifer Fells, Cory Saunders and Jacob Dindinger - shared one trait: a deep caring for others.
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The second EMT shot in a series of deadly attacks has come forward to release a statement thanking the community for its support.
