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Originally published Monday, November 2, 2009 at 10:10 AM

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Seattle police warn other departments of hit

Seattle police are warning other departments to take steps to protect officers after the Halloween night drive-by shooting that killed a veteran officer and grazed a rookie.

The Associated Press

SEATTLE —

Seattle police are warning other departments to take steps to protect officers after the Halloween night drive-by shooting that killed a veteran officer and grazed a rookie.

Interim Chief John Diaz told a city council briefing Monday it was a "hit on law enforcement." He says Seattle police are changing the way officers are deployed.

Detectives are following tips, looking for the car that fled the scene and the person responsible for killing Timothy Brenton. The 39-year-old training officer from Marysville was hit in the head as he sat in a car reviewing a traffic stop with officer Britt Sweeney. She is recovering at home as she works with investigators.

Diaz says a large venue is being sought for a funeral for Brenton.

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Information from: KCPQ-TV, http://q13.trb.com/

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