Follow-Up: Both Spokane County Deputies Shot in Spangle Have Died, U.S. Attorney's Office Names Them in Statement
SPOKANE, Wash. — There is a new development in the Spangle domestic-violence shooting in Spokane County, Washington: in a statement on November 9, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Washington named the two Spokane County sheriff's deputies who were gravely wounded in the shooting, Deputy Parker Perry and Deputy Mason Acheson, and confirmed that both were lost in the line of duty this past week. The second deputy, who had been kept on life support as a registered organ donor, has also died of his wounds, bringing the death toll from the shooting to five.
The brief statement said the office stands in support and solidarity with the Spokane County Sheriff's Office and law enforcement partners who risk their lives for their communities, and that its thoughts and prayers are with the families of Deputy Perry and Deputy Acheson.
The shooting took place on the afternoon of November 3 at a home in Spangle, where a woman said her brother had shot and wounded her before she fled to a neighbor's home for help. As SWAT members and deputies advanced to the front door, they were met with gunfire from inside the home; two deputies were critically wounded and rushed to a hospital, the suspect and another person inside were killed, and another body was found in the yard. On November 4, the Spokane County Sheriff's Office confirmed that one deputy had died on the evening of November 3 and that the other was on life support with no hope of survival and would donate his organs; their names were withheld at the families' request at the time.
The Spokane Police Department is leading the investigation into the fatal shooting, the Washington State Patrol is reviewing whether the deputies' return fire was justified, and the three deputies who fired have been placed on administrative leave.
(Source: U.S. Department of Justice)
Source: U.S. Department of Justice
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