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TEXAS, SHOOTING

Who were they?: Who were the two men who tried to ambush a Garland, Texas, event featuring controversial cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed? One suspect, Elton Simpson, linked himself to ISIS in a tweet before the attack. The other man, Nadir Soofi, was Simpson’s roommate in Phoenix. Investigators were combing through evidence retrieved from their apartment to help piece together a time line of how their plot came together. Simpson and Soofi were both killed by an off-duty officer before they could storm into the event.

NYC OFFICER DIES

‘Exceptional’: That’s how New York Police Commissioner William Bratton described Brian Moore, the NYC officer who was shot while on duty during the weekend. Moore, 25, died yesterday. Moore was shot in the head when he and a fellow officer were trying to question a man in Queens. Moore had received two exceptional police service medals during his career. “We don’t give them out easily,” Bratton said. “He worked for them; he earned them.” The man accused of the shooting, Demetrius Blackwell, was arrested and charged with first-degree attempted murder, charges likely to be upgraded with Moore’s death.

PRESIDENTIAL RACE

Two more in: The Republican presidential field got a little more crowded yesterday, with both retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson and former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina announcing their candidacies. Carson, in his hometown of Detroit, told supporters he wasn’t going to be politically correct because he’s “not a politician.” He also retold the story of his rise from poverty to becoming a pediatric neurosurgeon at Johns Hopkins. Fiorina jumped into the race during an appearance on “Good Morning America,” declaring she was best suited to be president because she understands “how the economy actually works.” Neither Carson nor Fiorina has ever held elected office.

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5 Things To Know For Your New Day — Tuesday, May 5  was originally published on praisecleveland.com