nobody could work an audience like john denver.me you're so relaxed onstage?" i said, "i had the best teacher." john denver taught me to be myself onstage. >> it was quite an experience for all of us, the band members and the wives and my friends and all of our friends, watching john, you know, make the transition from a well-known singer-songwriter to a household name. >> whoo-hoo! thank god i'm a country boy! yes, i am! >> john denver had a profound effect on so many of us. several years after his death, we, his friends, are able to speak about him. >> ♪ oh. ♪ rocky mountain high. i can't remember not singing. evidently, from the time i could first talk, i started repeating the songs that i heard on the radio, and they called me "jitterbug" as a matter of fact. i think that's because that was kind of the popular music form at the time, and my grandmother gave me a guitar when i was 12 years old. it was a guitar that she had played in her younger years. >> and i got the guitar out, and i let him pick around on it, and he just trie

john for pedestrians to get off the street. in those put seconds, the victim fell to the ground and the suspect fired additional shots in a denver direction, executing him. sergeant gordon and lt. parra were now within 10 feet of an armed murderer. there were no vehicles behind which they could take cover. their field of fire was the backdrop of a busy irving street. it was packed with pedestrians, class storefronts, passing motorists, and an armed killer. these officers knew that they had to end the deadly threat posed by this man. yet, they knew any rounds fired on that street, whether by them or the suspect, who had the potential to kill or individual victims. they knew they had to draw the attention of this suspect and gain control of him to prevent any further loss of life. sergeant gordon and lt. parra did not hesitate. they confronted the suspect, shouting out that they were the police and ordering him to drop his weapon. with nothing between them and this murder, they used their tactical expertise to triangulate on the suspect. they chose to close the distance between them. advancing on the murder in a purposeful manner.

john for pedestrians to get off the street. in those put seconds, the victim fell to the ground and the suspect fired additional shots in a denver direction, executing him. sergeant gordon and lt. parra were now within 10 feet of an armed murderer. there were no vehicles behind which they could take cover. their field of fire was the backdrop of a busy irving street. it was packed with pedestrians, class storefronts, passing motorists, and an armed killer. these officers knew that they had to end the deadly threat posed by this man. yet, they knew any rounds fired on that street, whether by them or the suspect, who had the potential to kill or individual victims

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