Mississippi sheriff’s deputy shot, killed while responding to domestic call

The Mississippi Community regrets loss of Sheriff’s deputy After he was shot and killed while responding to a home call on Sunday night.

Hinds Tyree Jones’ Sheriff identified the murdered deputy as 37-year-old Martin Shields, younger, in a Facebook post.

Shields has been at the Hinds County Sheriff Office for about nine months, but “his career career extends besides being employed with HCSO,” Sheriff said. Memorial posts on social networks showed previous employment at the Mississippi Ministry of Mississippi and Jackson Police Directorate.

Father Shields withdrew from HCSO as a captain, according to the Jackson Fallen Firefighters Memorial Foundation.

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Limited details are available, but Jones said a few hours earlier that a “very serious situation” occurred in the 15000 Midway Road block Terry, Mississippi, which is about 15 miles southwest of Jackson.

Two deputies, shields and an unidentified Hinds Deputy District responded to a domestic call in a residence on the said address above. Jones said he heard another deputy encountering a radio calling for “shots” and headed to the scene at Midway Road.

The “Be Vidika” warning was posted on Sunday night for Eric Brown, 42, who was “sought after in connection with the situation at Midway Road” and considered herself armed and dangerous. The warning was canceled just before 10pm when police said there was no more active threat.

An announced Facebook post posted around 10:19 pm the death of a deputy And he also said that “an unidentified black male subject, believed to be related to the call” found dead inside the Midway Road house. It is not stated if that person is brown.

The shooting investigation remains active and the Mississippi investigation office helps.

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Jones wrote cordial to Shields on his professional Facebook page on Monday morning, sharing that the two had answered the covered ship just earlier during the day. He said that as he responded to the call of “shooting”, he called Shields several times without an answer.

“The deputy who called” shots “was in the way of survival because of the situation, but he still performed very heroic works. My heart sank while I rushed to the scene, not getting a response from the fallen deputy. Just before my arrival, I found out That he was shot and obviously passed away, “Jones wrote, adding that there was a” outlet of support “at the scene.

Said the shields “Died hero” and “while he was answering a call for a favor to help someone in need.”

“He fulfilled his task and his mission he gave to God on earth. Pray for his family, his friends, many lives he touched on both men and women of HCSO as we all prepare for the final greeting,” he wrote. “There is absolutely no chance that I could ever imagine or prepare to tell the family that their deputy will not return home from their tour of duties. However, tragically, I found myself in that situation late tonight.”

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Shields’ death indicates the last murder in a deadly weekend for law enforcement throughout the country.

Two Virginia Beach police officers died on Saturday morning after both shot while they took a traffic stop on Friday night.

In Pennsylvania, Patrol of West York, Andrew Duarte shot and killed While responding to an active scorer at UPMC Memorial Hospital on Saturday morning.

Fox News Digital addressed the Mississippi investigation office and Hinds Tyree Jones’ district.