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With three bullet wounds and in a wheelchair, Lincoln County Sheriff Deputy Mike Hutton emerged from the hospital to the salutes and relief of his comrades.
Lincoln County deputy released from hospital after ambush Lincoln County deputy released from hospital after ambush Hutton was taken to Swedish Medical Center and treated for multiple gunshot wounds he sustained during a shootout with a theft suspect on Highway 40 outside of Limon. It started with a report from a semi-truck driver that someone was stealing merchandise out of the back of his truck. Hutton responded, but within seconds of getting out of his patrol car, he was "met with a hail of gunfire," according to Capt. Michael Yowell. According to the Li...
'I got lucky': Lincoln County deputy shot 3 times, released from hospital Deputy Michael Hutton was shot in the torso and arms on May 20 while responding to a theft in progress call. Author: Janet Oravetz (9News) Updated: 4:53 PM MDT May 25, 2021 LINCOLN COUNTY, Colo. — A crowd of local law enforcement lined the sidewalk Tuesday afternoon as Lincoln County Deputy Michael Hutton was wheeled out of Swedish Medical Center just five days after he was shot three times. "This is a day we couldn't really see coming just a few days ago," said Captain Michael Yowell w...
Deputy shot multiple times in Lincoln County is military veteran, school crossing guard Deputy Michael Hutton has serious injuries but will survive. The suspect's body was found in a nearby field. Author: Richard Cote, Janet Oravetz (9News) Published: 8:32 AM EDT May 20, 2021 Updated: 12:58 AM EDT May 21, 2021 LINCOLN COUNTY, Colorado — A Lincoln County deputy who was shot multiple times early Thursday morning after responding to a theft in progress near mile marker 386 of Highway 40 has serious injuries but is expected to survive, according t...
Long hours, health risks and ‘ghost applicants’ lead to desperate staffing situations at Michigan restaurants Today 7:00 AM Facebook Share Danielle Scott never thought she’d be turning customers away from her restaurant, but without a full staff behind her, she’s had to limit the hours at Lucy’s Cafe in Grand Rapids. The dine-in restaurant experience was sorely missed through the worst of the pandemic, and with few entertainment options fully restored, customers are flocking back to Michigan’s eateries — but workers are not. “Some days I just want to cry,” Scott said. “We...