In the small town of Opp, Alabama, the summer of 1946 was shattered by a sudden act of violence that claimed the life of one of its own. Arnold Dorman, a 38-year-old male patrolman with the Opp Police Department, was a dedicated officer who had been serving the community for seven months. On August 20, 1946, what began as a routine duty to uphold the law tragically became his final call. The day's turmoil began at a local bar where a fight had broken out among three sawmill workers.
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