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In the autumn of 1920, a male lawman named Row Brown, a Deputy Sheriff with the Garland County Sheriff's Office, met a violent end. His death unfolded on Thursday, October 14, 1920, during a confrontation that would come to be known as the 'Slaughter Bridge Shootout.' The incident involved a family described by local newspapers of the era as 'a band of desparadoes.'

During the shootout, Deputy Brown was fatally wounded by gunfire. The man responsible for his death was identified as Tom Sl ...
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