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Deputy, shooting suspect both hospitalized
Investigators say one man is dead and three are injured in Douglas County, including a sheriff's deputy after a shooting. Deputies say the suspect opened fire as soon as he was confronted by law enforcement Wednesday morning.
DOUGLAS COUNTY, Ga. - Three people, including a Douglas County sheriff’s deputy, were shot during a domestic incident on Wednesday morning. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has been asked to handle the case.
Deputies responded at around 9:30 a.m. to a residence located along North Bear Drive near Kings Highway. GBI agents say the shooter was still at the scene when deputies arrived at the home.
The deputies entered the home and found 66-year-old Walter Jackson Sr. on the floor of the kitchen, investigators say. He died at the scene.
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Multiple people shot in Douglas County
Multiple people were shot Wednesday morning in Douglas County, including a sheriff's deputy
Deputies the encountered a woman holding a baby, who indicated the shooter, identified by the GBI as 27-year-old Jonathan Christian Roman, was in the next room.
The command to "show me your hands" was given to Roman, but he reportedly shot at the deputies, retreated briefly, and then began shooting again at a deputy who was on the floor.
Deputies returned fire, hitting Roman. He was flown to Grady Memorial Hospital and is currently being treated.
The deputy, whose name has not been released, was taken to an area hospital. The deputy was shot once in the shoulder and twice in the vest. According to the Douglas County sheriff, he was released from the hospital Wednesday afternoon and is recovering at home.
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Deputy shot three times now talking: sources
A wounded deputy who was shot three times during a confrontation with a suspect in Douglas County has been rushed to Grady Memorial Hospital. Law enforcement from all over have come to visit him. It appears he'll make a smooth recovery. Sources say he's already up and talking again.
It is believed that the victims and shooter are related, but investigators have not explained their relationship.
This is the 84th officer-involved shooting the GBI has been asked to investigate in 2023.
The case will be handed over to the Douglas County District Attorney’s Office for review once the probe is complete.
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