Federal Prohibition Agent Cary Dorsey Freeman died on July 22, 1922, in Norfolk, Virginia, under tragic circumstances. Freeman, along with his colleague Howard Fisher, was executing a search warrant at the home of James Chambers in the Titustown area of Norfolk. During the search, Chambers retrieved a hidden gun and fatally shot both agents. This incident occurred during the Prohibition era, a time marked by significant law enforcement challenges related to the illegal production and distributio
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