She was a rookie police officer that put herself in danger to protect the life of a child.

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Welcome to another episode of the True Crime Fighters podcast. In this episode, we honor the memory of a true crime fighter. Jillian

Michelle Smith served as a police officer with the Arlington Police Department in Texas.

Tragically, on December 28, 2010, she was killed while at a domestic dispute call. The Arlington

Police Department disclosed that Officer

Jillian Michelle Smith, 24 years old at the time, was shot and killed on the evening of Tuesday,

December 28, 2010. She was attempting to protect an 11-year-old child during a triple shooting

incident at the Arbrook Park apartment complex. The shooting occurred

around 7.30 p.m. following a domestic assault call. In response to the call, Officer Smith had

arrived at the apartment complex located in the 4,600 block of Nandina Road. Shortly after her

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