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Sheriff's deputy killed in Washington domestic violence shooting

A gunfight at a home in Spangle, Washington, killed a sheriff's deputy and the suspect, while another deputy was left in critical condition on life support. Reports gave differing counts of the dead and injured.

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What happened

A shooting and firefight with responding officers at a home in Spangle, Washington, left a sheriff's deputy dead and another deputy in critical condition on life support. Police said the suspect also died, and the reports gave differing tallies of the dead and injured.

Why it matters

The shooting killed a law enforcement officer and left other officers critically hurt.

Timeline

  1. Nov 4, 5:35 AM ET: A shooting and firefight with responding officers in eastern Washington left several people dead and two deputies critically wounded.
  2. Nov 4, 9:53 PM ET: A sheriff's deputy was confirmed killed, and another remained on life support after responding to the Spangle shooting.

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