Another Washington State Shooting
- Two Pierce County sheriff's deputies were seriously wounded late Monday after they were "ambushed" while responding to a domestic-violence call, according to the Sheriff's Department.
The shooting suspect, identified as 35-year-old David E. Crable, was shot and killed in the Monday night shootout near Eatonville, sheriff's spokesman Ed Troyer said.
A deputy, shot multiple times, was in critical condition early Tuesday morning after being flown to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle. He was undergoing surgery, Troyer said.
Another domestic call. Another ambush. And again, in Pierce county.
Prayers only.
UPDATE: Both are alive at this point, though one has undergone extensive surgery. Suspect is dead.
Prayers only.
UPDATE: Both are alive at this point, though one has undergone extensive surgery. Suspect is dead.
Labels: officer down
posted by SCC at 9:01 AM
20 Comments:
What is going on in that neck of the woods?
N/W Washington is getting like NYC and Chicago was in the early 70s for Police.
God Bless the two deputies, hoping they make a speedy and full recovery.
Dear God. Please look out for their families. Hate can spiral out of control.
hang in there office,get well soon.from all cpd members.
God be with you two, I hope both of you make it back to your familys soon.
God bless these officers and their families.
What is happening in the beautiful state of Washington? Please stay safe, brothers and sisters on the West Coast, May God Be with all of you and help thru the loss!
Godspeed my Brothers!
O'V (r)
What the hell is going on out there? My prayers to the officers. Always go home safe boys and girls!
Good Lord. I'm praying.
My prays go out to the injured officer's and their families and extended police family. This is becoming too common. Stay safe.
OMG. Eatonville is a very nice small town near Mt Rainier. Prayers for the deputies.
WTF? Get well soon brothers
More fallen brothers. Prayers to the officers and their families. May the Lord bless you with a full and speedy recovery.
Dear SCC and others,
My prayers go out to the families for strength and to the officers for recovery.
May all of you have a safe season,
Ann T.
SCC,
What is going on over at Pierce County?!
This absolutely sickens me. I pray for those officers there.
I'm thankful that they are still alive and wish for a speedy recovery.
At least the POS is dead!
Everyone please be safe out there.
I worry about all of you.
- A CPD Wife -
Godspeed to our brothers in blue in Washington. Please be safe this Holiday season, people become unglued very easily at this time of the year.
First Pennsylvania,then California and now Washington. Ambushes are becoming more frequent.Everyone stay safe and watch out for each other. My prayers and well wishes go out to the Deputies,their families and all the men and women of the Pierce County Sheriffs Department.Stay strong!
As a police officer in Washington State, thank you all for your thoughts and prayers for our brothers (and sister) at PCSO, Lakewood, and Seattle. Please all of you at CPD and my K-9 friends at Steger PD, West Dundee PD, and Portage (IN) PD BE SAFE this Christmas season.
Keep up the good fight on this site doing what's right for your brothers and sisters in blue as well as the citizens you serve. Remember WATCH THE HANDS and the principles of Contact and Cover.
Dear SSC,
It seems that Sergeant Hauser has been released from the hospital and will be able to spend Christmas at home. According to Ed Troyer, spokesman for Pierce County SO, he wanted to see his partner first.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2010587672_apwaofficershooting.html
Deputy Kent Mundell continues in critical condition with a head wound as a source of major concern.
My heart goes out to him and the Mundell family. Thank heavens the Hauser family is still in once piece.
An update...Deputy Mundell passed away on 12/28/09 after his family made the decision to remove him from life support. His funeral service will be held at the Tacoma Dome at 1300 hours on January 5, 2010.
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