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Nicole Fallert here, bringing you the news to know on Friday.
Madison, Wisconsin, officials named Corey Ruiz as the man who died after an officer-involved shooting on July 22. Videos of the attempted arrest and shooting, reviewed and verified by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, part of the USA TODAY Network, showed three officers struggling with the man. Officers can be heard yelling “he’s got a knife.” Another officer approaches and shouts “Taser” and attempts to use a stun gun on the man, who appears to fall over or is pulled down by an officer. As the man is on the ground, one of the officers shoots the man three times and another officer briefly covers her mouth with her hand
That identification came during a tense press conference disrupted by protesters on Thursday. See photos of the protests across Madison yesterday.
WNBA
Players kicked off the WNBA All-Star Weekend in high-fashion style last night, but Caitlin Clark didn’t walk the orange carpet.
Retirement
Americans are retiring sooner than they expect, and most retirees wish they had done a better job saving: Let’s say a worker plans to save $500,000 to retire at 65 and to use the savings and Social Security to fund a 20-year retirement. Now, let’s say that worker gets laid off at 60 and can’t find another job. That means they have five fewer years to save for retirement.
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