William King Biggs Jr., a 50-year-old White man, was a sergeant with the Kirkwood Police Department who had spent decades building a steady, public-facing life: he’d grown up around St. Louis, graduated from Webster Groves High School, worked for years on a Colorado ranch, and eventually returned home to law enforcement—training at the St. Louis Police Academy, serving roughly two decades in Kirkwood, and earning credentials that included graduation from the FBI National Academy. By the time
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