Shootout

Officers investigate after a veteran policeman and a man were wounded in an exchange of gunfire on a main boulevard in Mesquite, Nev., on Thursday.  The officer was wounded in the leg by a man who stepped from a Geo Metro with Utah plates and fired at least once during a traffic stop, says Mesquite Officer Jeffrey Smith. The gunman was hit twice, Smith says,  and was accompanied 
by a Richfield, Utah, woman, who was cooperating with police.  (KENT HARBER/The Associated Press)

Officer, gunman wounded in shootout in Mesquite

LAS VEGAS — A veteran police officer and a gunman were wounded in a brief exchange of gunfire Thursday on a main road in the Nevada resort city of Mesquite, authorities say.

A 48-year-old Richfield, Utah, woman in the vehicle wasn’t injured, and her name wasn’t released, said Mesquite Police Officer Jeffrey Smith, department spokesman.

The woman was detained for police questioning. Smith described her as cooperative and said she wasn’t immediately charged with a crime.

Police rope off the scene of  a shooting and multi-car accident on the Las Vegas Strip in Las Vegas early Thursday, Feb. 21, 2013.  Authorities say at least one person in a Range Rover shot at people in a Maserati that then crashed into a taxi cab. The taxi cab burst into flames, and the driver and passenger were killed. The male driver of the Maserati also died, and his passenger was shot. (AP Photo/Las Vegas Sun, Steve Marcus)

3 killed, 6 injured in shooting, crash on Las Vegas Strip

LAS VEGAS — Bullets were flying from a black Range Rover at a gray Maserati as the vehicles raced toward a red light on the Las Vegas Strip.

Attempted robbery turns to shootout in SLC

SALT LAKE CITY — Salt Lake City police say they believe an attempted robbery started a shootout that left a person wounded.

Reports: Picture of chaos at Jan. 4 shootout

OGDEN -- Newly released reports from the Roy Police Department and the Weber County Sheriff's Office paint a dramatic picture of a chaotic Jan. 4 shootout that killed one lawman and wounded five others.

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Gabriel Stewart speaks about his brother, Matthew David Stewart, at the Weber County Main Library in Ogden Thursday, April 12, 2012. Family, friends and supporters of Matthew David Stewart, who was involved in a Jan. 4 shootout with the Weber-Morgan Narcotics Strike Force that left one officer dead and several wounded, gathered to “organize a political resistance to the war on drugs” and “fight for a sensible and nonviolent drug policy.”

In wake of police-Stewart shootout, group forms to end war on drugs

OGDEN -- A new grass-roots organization plans to support Matthew Stewart and advocate for an end to the violent system they say he and the police are victims of.

The first meeting of the group, called "Keep the Peace," was held inside a room of the Weber County Main Library at Jefferson Avenue and 24th Street on Thursday evening.

According to the group, the criminal justice system created a violent war on drugs that has to stop in favor of a more peaceful alternative, such as addressing drugs as a medical and social problem instead.

Streets are closed in downtown Long Beach surrounding the federal building on Ocean Boulevard after an ICE agent shot and injured another agent and was then killed by a third colleague in a federal building in Long Beach according to the FBI. FBI Special Agent Steven Martinez says the shooting occurred at about 5:30 p.m. Thursday. (AP Photo/Brittany Murray, Long Beach Press Telegram)

Dispute leads to shootout between federal agents

 

 

 

LOS ANGELES — A confrontation between federal law enforcement agents erupted in gunfire Thursday evening in Long Beach, leaving one dead and another seriously injured, authorities said.

Astrid Valdivia

Girl killed in Wash. shootout Clearfield runaway

CLEARFIELD -- Astrid Valdivia's family now knows the 13-year-old girl was the second person killed Sunday outside a Walmart in Port Orchard, Wash.

Was. authorities trying to determine if shootout victim was Clearfield runaway

PORT ORCHARD, Wash. -- Authorities were trying to determine Tuesday if the teenager fatally shot Sunday in Port Orchard was a 13-year-old girl believed to have run away from the Salt Lake City area with a 31-year-old man killed in the shooting.

The man, Anthony A.

Anthony Allen Martinez

Gunman killed in Walmart shootout identified as Utah kidnapping suspect

PORT ORCHARD, Wash. -- Authorities have identified a Utah man as the gunman who ran from deputies before opening fire in a Walmart parking lot outside Seattle, sparking a shootout that killed him and a young woman and wounded two deputies.

The Washington State Patrol said the man is Anthony A. Martinez, 31, of Salt Lake City.

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