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Stefan Lanka, who believes the illness is psychosomatic, made the pledge four years ago on his website.

"Our deputies and law enforcement partners face untold dangers every day in the pursuit of justice in cities nationwide," said U.S. Marshals Service Director Stacia A. Hylton said in a news release. "The fugitive who killed Deputy Wells was extremely dangerous, wanted for double homicide and intentionally evaded justice. ... When a public servant dies in the line of duty, it is an immeasurable tragedy felt by all. Our thoughts and prayers are with Deputy Wells' family, friends and colleagues."

Duncan said the family reported threats and a shooting at her grandmother's house to police, but said there was never any follow-up.

A recent outbreak of measles in Germany has sparked a debate about whether vaccinations against the disease should be compulsory.

"It was his passion," longtime friend Alex McGee told the paper. "I tipped my hat to him because he knew the dangers and wanted to do the job anyway."

But the court in the town of Ravensburg ruled that the proof was sufficient.

Croom, the suspect, was taken to a hospital after he was wounded, WAFB said.

The most severe cases can be fatal.

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A German biologist who offered ?100,000 (?71,350; $106,300) to anyone who could prove that measles is a virus has been ordered by a court to pay up.

CNN's Devon M. Sayers, John Newsome, Sam Stringer and Eliott C. McLaughlin contributed to this report.

The cause of death is pending autopsy, she said.

An 18-month-old boy in Berlin died last month of the disease.