A San Bernardo County Sheriff’s sergeant used to be shot two times Friday afternoon following a perilous shootout with a suspect at a fuel station in Victorville, California, government showed.
The 16-year veteran used to be shot in his thigh and shin and is anticipated to continue to exist.
“I am happy to announce there don’t seem to be going to be life-threatening accidents and our sergeant’s going to get better totally from this,” San Bernardino County Sheriff Shannon Dicus instructed journalists in a Friday night time press briefing.
The capturing took place at a fuel station on Endure Valley Street in Victorville. (Google Maps)
He stated the sergeant used to be dressed in a frame digital camera all through the shootout and there may be surveillance pictures on the fuel station investigators will glance via.
The suspect started firing on the sergeant after officers replied to the scene over stories of a person threatening a lady with a gun.
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The sergeant, who has now not been known, fired again on the suspect, killing him, Dicus stated.
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The sergeant used to be airlifted to a medical institution.
