Murderer Seeks Early Release, Police Family Mourns
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Marthell Dean, convicted of first-degree murder for killing DC police officer Brian Gibson in 1997, seeks early release under the Second Look Amendment Act. Gibson, a decorated Marine veteran, left behind a wife and two daughters. The family has supported the police department, hosting events and starting a survivors group. The DC Police Union opposes Deans release, citing department struggles and low morale.
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