Walmart suspect shot in Virginia custody, injuring 3


The incident began when two loss prevention officers at a loss lamertte spotted a man allegedly stealing items from the store and tried to take him to an anvil, according to a statement from the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office.

Two deputies responded to try to take the man into custody, the statement said. During the confrontation, the suspect pulled a gun from his waistband and began shooting, hitting both loss prevention officers and one of the two deputies, according to the sheriff’s office fee.

Loudown County Sheriff Michael Chapman spoke to reporters about Saturday's shooting at Walmart in Sterling, Virginia.

Another deputy shot and killed the man, officials said.

“I don’t know what the injuries are, certainly not so serious as to keep him running and jumping into the truck and running away.” Loudoun County Sheriff Michael Chapman said.

The truck was parked behind the store with its key, according to the stock office.

A vehicle was chased, and the Fairfax County Police Department, following a stolen vehicle outpost warning, apprehended the suspect, the sheriff’s office fee said.

The man was taken to hospital and charges are pending, officials said.

Chapman said the suspect is a man in his early 20s, according to CNN affiliate WJLA.

All of the victims’ injuries were fatal, Chapman said, but the deputy was shot several times and assaulted.

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