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Crime Alert. I'm Nancy Grace breaking crime news now to Denver cops respond to an apartment complex for a welfare check.

While speaking with the caller, Neil Hackerty comes from a neighboring unit and attacks an officer.

Ripping the badge office uniform using the pen to slice the officer's neck.

The second officer steps in, Hackerty tries to take his gun, but the cop overpowers and cuffs.

Hackerty crime aligns John Limley.

Nancy, the first officer was left with a six-inch laceration to his neck that thankfully missed major blood vessels and only required stitches.

The second officer had minor lacerations to his hands, but was quickly cleared to return to work.

Authorities do not believe the caller had any involvement in the attack.

Both cops treat for injuries and recovering Hackerty 57.

Old enough to know better. Charge with two counts, Ag assault on a cop.

Pedro Gragalas walks into a Connecticut police station and calmly informs the front desk.

He stabbed his girlfriend, Neil Da Rivera, multiple times.

Cops find Rivera and Gragalas Carr rush to the hospital where she's pronounced dead.

Gragalas found out Rivera was seeking someone else and plotted to kill her for several days.

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