Police Officer Shot in Washington State Dies at Hospital

Police Officer Shot in Washington State Dies at Hospital Cop Shot in Washington State Dies at Hospital A cop who was shot various circumstances in Tacoma while reacting to an abusive behavior at home call kicked the bucket Wednesday night, while police attempted to capture a presume they accepted was still blockaded in the home with a weapon, powers said. Tacoma Police representative Loretta Cool said the officer was professed dead at the doctor's facility Wednesday evening. "We've endured an extraordinary misfortune and I think the group has endured an awesome misfortune. I don't know how to articulate that," Cool said. She said the officer's body would be moved from the healing facility to the province therapeutic analyst's office Wednesday night drove by a parade of officers. The officer has not been distinguished. Cool said police reacted to the home Wednesday evening in the 400 square of East 52nd Street and that soon after arriving, officers called for reinforcement. Responding to shots discharge, arriving officers entered the home and figured out how to get the injured officer outside and to a healing facility, Cool said. She had said the officer had been experiencing surgery before the passing was reported. It wasn't promptly clear what hinted at the shooting. Cool said police trust the speculate stayed in the home Wednesday night. She said the area was secured while officers from various organizations were "attempting to convey it to a quiet determination." She likewise said it's conceivable the suspect, who hasn't been distinguished, could have left while police were expelling the injured officer from the scene. She said that is the reason the expansive neighborhood border had been set up.