Richard Langley was the Assistant District Attorney for Metro-Dade County, and a friend to many police officers as well as attorney Laurence Thurmond. He along with the DEA were working on pressuring the French-Canadian drug dealer Jean Faber, but Faber (who was being defended by Thurmond) went to the location of Langley's daughter's wedding, disguised himself as a waiter using glasses and a wig, turned and shot down Langley and two teen-age bridesmaids.
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| - Richard Langley was the Assistant District Attorney for Metro-Dade County, and a friend to many police officers as well as attorney Laurence Thurmond. He along with the DEA were working on pressuring the French-Canadian drug dealer Jean Faber, but Faber (who was being defended by Thurmond) went to the location of Langley's daughter's wedding, disguised himself as a waiter using glasses and a wig, turned and shot down Langley and two teen-age bridesmaids.
- Richard Langley is a midfielder who joined Rovers on 21 November 2008, following a successful trial with the club during which he played in two reserve team matches. At the time he was unattached, having been released by Luton Town in June 2008. He spent two months as a contracted player, but he picked up a knee injury during a friendly fixture against Bristol City on 19 January 2009, and was released from the club shortly afterwards. Langley has represented Jamaica 12 times during his career, qualifying through his father.
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| - Deceased, shot dead by Philippe Sagot at Langley's daughter's wedding in 1986
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| - Richard Langley was the Assistant District Attorney for Metro-Dade County, and a friend to many police officers as well as attorney Laurence Thurmond. He along with the DEA were working on pressuring the French-Canadian drug dealer Jean Faber, but Faber (who was being defended by Thurmond) went to the location of Langley's daughter's wedding, disguised himself as a waiter using glasses and a wig, turned and shot down Langley and two teen-age bridesmaids.
- Richard Langley is a midfielder who joined Rovers on 21 November 2008, following a successful trial with the club during which he played in two reserve team matches. At the time he was unattached, having been released by Luton Town in June 2008. He spent two months as a contracted player, but he picked up a knee injury during a friendly fixture against Bristol City on 19 January 2009, and was released from the club shortly afterwards. Langley has represented Jamaica 12 times during his career, qualifying through his father.
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