Updated: 9:43 PM MST April 18, 2021
KINGMAN, Ariz. The Lake Havasu City Police Department is investigating after a Mohave County Sheriff s deputy shot and killed a suspect after a pursuit on Saturday in Kingman.
It is procedure for outside agencies to investigate officer-involved shootings. Lake Havasu City sent information on the incident, which involved the Mohave County Sheriff s Office.
According to the release from Lake Havasu City, deputies from the Mohave County Sheriff s Office tried to conduct a traffic stop around 9 p.m. in Kingman when the vehicle failed to stop and the driver led deputies on a low-speed chase.
During that pursuit, the driver allegedly began driving erratically into on-coming traffic on North Stockton Road and deputies terminated the pursuit.
Man shot by Mohave County Sheriff s deputy during domestic violence call
By FOX 10 Staff
Man shot by Mohave County Sheriff’s deputy during domestic violence call
A man in Mohave County was shot by a deputy on March 7 after he reportedly assaulted him while being taken into custody for reports of domestic violence.
MOHAVE COUNTY, Ariz. - A man was shot by a deputy with the
Mohave County Sheriff s Office in the early morning hours of Sunday, March 7. The Kingman Police Department is now investigating.
Just before 4:30 a.m., a deputy responded to the area of The initial deputy on scene made contact with the victim and then the suspect. While attempting to take the suspect into custody for Domestic Violence charges, the suspect began to resist and assaulted the deputy. During the fight, the deputy fired one shot at the suspect, striking him, the sheriff s office said in a news release.
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