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Town Marshal Edward Cook was killed when he stopped to assist a motorist to change a tire at a local gas station.
As he leaned over, his service weapon fell out of its holster and discharged when it hit the pavement, striking him in the heart with a .32-caliber bullet.
Town Marshal Cook was survived by his wife, two daughters, three sons, sister, two brothers and father.
Read more on our research at Honoring Our Fallen Town Marshals.
