Charles Quincy Lukens, 35, male, was a Wyandotte County deputy sheriff in Rosedale, Kansas, on December 8, 1909, when a routine civil duty turned deadly. That afternoon he accompanied the town’s night marshal to serve divorce papers on a man named Charles T. Galloway. When confronted, Galloway resisted, fled, and fired a. 38-caliber revolver as the officers tried to stop him. In the exchange that followed, Lukens was struck and fatally wounded, dying in the line of duty during the attempted se
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