Detailed Instructions: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
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 Supervisor Don Knabe recommended the reward, saying the Long Beach Police Department had re-opened its investigation into the killing of Officer Franke Neal Lewis. 
  
 Lewis had completed his shift and was driving home at about 3 a.m. on Dec. 13, 1975, when he spotted suspicious activity in a car parked a few doors down from his house in the 6200 block of Cantel Street, police said. 
  
 Investigators think Lewis parked his car and walked toward the disturbance to investigate and was shot as he approached. 
  
 The gunman had attacked a man named Dennis Gitschier. Gitschier, tired while driving home, had pulled off the freeway to park and was lying across his front seat when he was assaulted. 
  
 Gitschier credits Lewis with saving his life that night, according to Knabe. 
  
 Anyone with more information was asked to call Long Beach police Detective Todd Johnson or Shea Robertson at 562-570-7244. ||||| Police have also resubmitted Lewis' badge and ID card for forensic testing, but Hendricks declined to disclose the results of those tests or say when police learned the information about the suspicious vehicles. Citing the ongoing investigation, Hendricks would not say what, if any, additional information detectives had learned in recent months. |||||
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Late last month, the Long Beach Police Department reopened the investigation into a 28-year-old officer gunned down in front of his house in 1975, the Long Beach Press-Telegram reports. Not only that, but the department is offering a $50,000 reward for any information that helps solve the case, according to the Los Angeles Times. CBS Los Angeles reports police decided to reopen the case into Franke Lewis' slaying after new information arose and held a news conference Tuesday to announce the reward. Lewis, a father of two, had only been on the force two years when he got home early one December morning to see someone attacking a man who was sleeping in his car in front of Lewis' house, the Times reports. Lewis went to investigate and was shot by the attacker, who made off with Lewis' badge and gun. Lewis died in his wife's arms. According to the Press-Telegram, the man who was sleeping in his car that day 40 years ago credits Lewis with saving his life.