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- On March 12, 2020, Duncan Socrates Lemp, was fatally shot at his home in Potomac, Maryland during a no-knock search by the Montgomery County Police Department's SWAT team. The police believed Lemp possessed firearms illegally, which were recovered at the scene. Police have said that Lemp was shot after confronting an officer during the execution of the raid. Lemp's family have said through their attorney that, based on an eyewitness, they believe Lemp was shot without warning while he was asleep. Lemp has since been described as a "martyr" for the boogaloo movement, some adherents to which believe Lemp was murdered by police because of his involvement with the movement and his anti-government beliefs. (en)
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- Multiple gunshot wounds (en)
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- Montgomery County Police Department SWAT team (en)
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- Potomac, Maryland, U.S. (en)
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- Duncan Socrates Lemp (en)
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- Killing of Duncan Lemp (en)
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- No-knock warrant, homicide by shooting, police killing (en)
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- On March 12, 2020, Duncan Socrates Lemp, was fatally shot at his home in Potomac, Maryland during a no-knock search by the Montgomery County Police Department's SWAT team. The police believed Lemp possessed firearms illegally, which were recovered at the scene. (en)
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- Killing of Duncan Lemp (en)
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