Police Targeted Across America after Killing of 2 African-Americans

A rash of police shootings Thursday and Friday have left one person dead and multiple others wounded in Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia and Missouri. None of the incidents reached the scale of the shootings in Dallas, Texas, where at least one sniper killed 5 police officers and wounded approximately 10 — the deadliest attack on officers since the terrorist attacks Sept. 11, 2001. But they all come in the wake of the killing of two African-Americans by police in separate incidents earlier...

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