A man armed with two handguns and an assault rifle repeatedly opened fire Tuesday at an Arkansas courthouse, wounding a judge's secretary and sending other court workers scrambling for cover. Following a struggle with authorities, the gunman died at a hospital Tuesday evening.
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September 14, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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A gunman opened fire Tuesday at an Arkansas courthouse, wounding the secretary of the judge he went to see and frightening court workers who scrambled for cover. He died hours later after a struggle with authorities.
The man was later identified as James Ray Palmer, 48, of Kibler, Ark., said police Sgt. Daniel Grubbs, whose department was assisting Van Buren, Ark., police.
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