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Ind. Police Chief Shot with Taser Raises $800 Cash

KNIGHSTOWN, Ind. (AP): The police chief of a small eastern Indiana town who was shot by a stun gun Wednesday at a fundraising event to buy a new squad car says he raised $800.79 in cash and received a $25,000 pledge from a Texas company.
 
Knightstown Police Chief Danny Baker says he's been receiving calls from all over the country and expects to collect more money. His goal was to raise $9,000 so the town of about 2,100 people about 25 miles east of Indianapolis could lease a new squad car. He says he may be able to get a second car.

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