Deputies shoot suspect in Spanaway, WA

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In Spanaway, WA, a man was hospitalized after being shot by a Pierce County Sheriff's deputy during a police pursuit on Sunday night. The chase began around 5:30 p. m. when deputies identified a suspect linked to a felony domestic violence case involving a weapon. After deputies attempted a traffic stop, the suspect fled, leading to a high-speed pursuit that ultimately ended with a crash near Pacific Avenue.

Shots were fired during a felony traffic stop initiated at approximately 5:45 p. m. The suspect was subsequently taken to a local hospital, though his condition has not been disclosed as of Sunday night. Importantly, no deputies were injured during the incident, highlighting the tense but controlled response from law enforcement. The Pierce County Force Investigation Team has been assigned to investigate the shooting, ensuring an independent review of the circumstances.

This incident underscores ongoing concerns regarding domestic violence and law enforcement's response in such volatile situations.

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