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In this Wednesday, June 21, 2017 photo, Butler County sheriff Richard Jones holds a press conference to discuss an officer-involved shooting at the Butler County Sheriff's Office in Hamilton, Ohio. Jones is sticking to his long-standing refusal to allow deputies to carry an overdose-reversal drug. The Butler County Sheriff says he remains opposed for safety reasons because people can become hostile and violent after being revived with Narcan, Friday, July 7, 2017. (Shae Combs/The Columbus Dispatch via AP)
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Butler County sheriff Richard Jones holds a press conference to discuss an officer-involved shooting Wednesday, June 21, 2017 at the Butler County Sheriff's Office. Jones is sticking to his long-standing refusal to allow deputies to carry an overdose-reversal drug. The Butler County Sheriff says he remains opposed for safety reasons because people can become hostile and violent after being revived with Narcan. Deputies in neighboring counties in southwest Ohio do carry it.(Shae Combs /The Cincinnati Enquirer via AP)
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Butler County sheriff Richard Jones holds a press conference to discuss an officer-involved shooting Wednesday, June 21, 2017 at the Butler County Sheriff's Office. Jones is sticking to his long-standing refusal to allow deputies to carry an overdose-reversal drug. The Butler County Sheriff says he remains opposed for safety reasons because people can become hostile and violent after being revived with Narcan. Deputies in neighboring counties in southwest Ohio do carry it.(Shae Combs /The Cincinnati Enquirer via AP)
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FILE - In this April 9, 2014 file photo, Richard Jones, right, sits next to wife Elizabeth as they sit in their attorney's office while talking about their daughter Sarah Jones, the 27-year-old camera assistant killed Feb. 20 by a freight train while filming a movie in southeast Georgia, in Atlanta. Singer Gregg Allman was sued Wednesday, May 21, 2014, along with movie producers, a railroad company and others accused of being responsible for the February death of a young camera assistant when a freight train slammed into a film crew in southeast Georgia. The lawsuit filed in Chatham County State Court by the parents of Jones targets 10 individuals associated with the film "Midnight Rider," based on the Allman Brothers Band singer's memoir. (AP Photo/David Goldman, file)
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Elizabeth, left, and Richard Jones, sit in their attorney's office while talking about their daughter Sarah Jones, the 27-year-old camera assistant killed Feb. 20 by a freight train while filming a movie in southeast Georgia, Wednesday, April 9, 2014, in Atlanta. The couple say they’re grieving, angry and want someone held accountable for their daughter’s death. It’s been less than two months since Sarah Jones died after being struck by a train on tracks spanning the Altamaha River southwest of Savannah. She was part of a crew shooting a movie based on the life of rock singer Gregg Allman. Jones' parents told The Associated Press in an interview Wednesday their daughter’s death was “senseless.” Richard Jones said he believes the film’s producers “did so many wrong things on so many levels, it's just unbelievable.” (AP Photo/David Goldman)
