In the early morning hours of a November Saturday in Bossier City, Louisiana, 21-year-old James Harber Rosypal was working a shift at the Exxon Food Fast on Airline Drive. It was a temporary job he had taken before his planned enlistment in the army, where he aspired to be a medic. Known as James Harber to his friends, he was remembered as someone who could always make people laugh and smile. He had also enrolled in college to become an EMT, a testament to his desire to help others.
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