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dooly

[doo-lee] / ˈdu li /
NOUN
stretcher
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On the evening of 20 December, police had been alerted to concerns for Kobi's welfare by his father, Ben Dooly, who had split up with the defendant approximately a year before, the court heard.

From BBC

Ben Dooly said: "With heavy hearts we bid farewell to Kobi, you will be so dearly missed".

From BBC

"The joy and laughter you brought to the world has been taken far too soon, we will be thinking of you day and night for eternity until we meet you again," Mr Dooly said.

From BBC

Juricks and another Black man were initially taken into custody after a White woman identified in news accounts by the last name Dooly was attacked while on her way to work as a teacher.

From Washington Post

His friend Steven Dooly, a white former police officer with two Black children, sometimes urged him to speak even more directly on racial justice.

From New York Times