Scottsdale sergeant doing ‘extremely well’ after Phoenix shooting
The Scottsdale police sergeant who was shot Friday night in downtown Phoenix is “doing extremely well,” officials said.
The Scottsdale Police Department stated in a release the sergeant is expected to make a full recovery following the shooting on Friday, Jan. 6.
The shooting occurred about 7 p.m. as detectives were attempting to deliver a search warrant at an apartment near Second Street and Roosevelt in Phoenix.
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Scottsdale sergeant doing ‘extremely well’ after Phoenix shooting
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The Scottsdale police sergeant who was shot Friday night in downtown Phoenix is “doing extremely well,” officials said.
The Scottsdale Police Department stated in a release the sergeant is expected to make a full recovery following the shooting on Friday, Jan. 6.
The shooting occurred about 7 p.m. as detectives were attempting to deliver a search warrant at an apartment near Second Street and Roosevelt in Phoenix.
The suspect is 37-year-old Kenneth Hearne who fled out of the apartment’s second-story balcony and is considered armed and dangerous, police said.
Anyone with information about Hearne should call 911 or Silent Witness at 480-Witness / 480-TESTIGO.
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