In the summer of 1910, the community of Monroe, Michigan, was shaken by the violent death of its dedicated Sheriff, Edmond Dull. A 47-year-old White male, Dull had served as the Sheriff of Monroe County for eight years and was in his third term, a testament to the trust and respect he had earned from the citizens he protected. His life was cut short in the line of duty, a stark reminder of the perils faced by law enforcement officers.
The tragic events unfolded on Monday, August 1, 1910,
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