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Deputy shot investigating report of masked men

by Ed Fogle, published on August 9, 2009 at 3:05 AM

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Sacramento, CA- August 8,2009, A Sacramento Deputy stumbles upon bank robbery suspects who evaded Rocklin officers in a pursuit.

As Deputy Duke Lewis approached, one of the three suspects fired multiple rounds, with one striking the deputy in the shoulder from the rear as he attempted to take cover.

The deputy calmly called in that he's been hit and continues to give detailed descriptions to incoming law enforcement units. Units quickly set up a perimeter. (An archive recording can be heard by CLICKING HERE. At the bottom, find the archives, select 2009-08-08, then select the time frame for 01:12PM-01:27PM. On the right, select "Web Player" then click the speaker button. Just beyond halfway through, you will hear Deputy Lewis dispatched to check reports of masked subjects. Next you will hear Lewis reporting he has been hit.)

A command post was designated near by, and the area became flooded with patrol units, K9's and air support. A hard target search was performed house to house, yard to yard over several blocks within the perimeter.

Three suspects were detained per Tim Curran, spokesman for the Sacramento Sheriff's department. The deputy sustained a single through and through gun shot wound to the shoulder and was in stable condition. This took place in the area of Madison Blvd. and Hillsdale.

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