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Attendees of a vigil for Jonathan Smith, 12, who was struck and killed by a vehicle on Monday n … | Las Vegas Review-Journal
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Las Vegas shooting: Dad injured while saving dozens
Las Vegas shooting hero Jonathan Smith was shot helping people. His heroics helped his photo go viral. - The Washington Post
Las Vegas shooting hero Jonathan Smith struggled to leave his apartment for six months. Now he's studying to be a cop.
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Las Vegas shooting hero Jonathan Smith was shot helping people. His heroics helped his photo go viral. - The Washington Post
