Wounded cop in Sikh temple shooting motions officers to keep helping victims He was shot multiple times, but that didn’t stop Oak Creek Police Lt. Brian Murphy from signaling fellow officers to continue rescuing victims at Sunday’s deadly rampage at a Sikh temple in southern Wisconsin. Police say they got the initial call about the attack at 10:25 a.m. Sunday. Murphy, 51, was among the first authorities to arrive on scene where suspect Wade Michael Page allegedly killed six people. The temple is located in the suburb of Oak Creek, Wis. about 11 miles south of Milwaukee. Read the complete story.
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Wounded cop in Sikh temple shooting motions officers to keep helping victims

He was shot multiple times, but that didn’t stop Oak Creek Police Lt. Brian Murphy from signaling fellow officers to continue rescuing victims at Sunday’s deadly rampage at a Sikh temple in southern Wisconsin.

Police say they got the initial call about the attack at 10:25 a.m. Sunday. Murphy, 51, was among the first authorities to arrive on scene where suspect Wade Michael Page allegedly killed six people. The temple is located in the suburb of Oak Creek, Wis. about 11 miles south of Milwaukee.

Read the complete story.

Source: usnews.nbcnews.com