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Deputy Involved Shooting In North Santa Rosa County
October 20, 2018
A deputy involved shooting Saturday morning in North Santa Rosa County is under investigation.
The shooting occurred just after 6 a.m. in the 7700 block of Highway 4 near Berrydale. According to the Santa Rosa County Office, deputies responded to a disturbance.
“Upon arrival, deputies discovered the suspect was armed inside the home,” Sgt. Rich Aloy said. “The incident escalated into an officer involved shooting.”
Glenn D. Phillips, 26, reportedly pointed a crossbow at a deputy, and the deputy shot the man in the shoulder
The man was transported to a hospital. His condition was not available. No deputies were injured in the incident.
The investigation is continuing.
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5 Responses to “Deputy Involved Shooting In North Santa Rosa County”
I agree with BEWILDERED.
A crossbow may not have the stopping power of a sidearm projectile, but they do far more damage to flesh and organs. Glad the good guys won.
U right .TJ I mean come on since when is the law so interested with us up here????
Don’t bring a crossbow to a gun fight. You lose every time.
Glad the deputy is alright. It seems we are surrounded by crazy people. Sorry to say I don’t care how the shot man is doing.