Mississippi community is mourning Lost the sheriff’s deputy He was shot after being shot Sunday night when he was shot.
Hinds County County Sheriff Tyree Jones identified the murdered deputy Martin Shields, Jr. in a Facebook post.
Shields has been working in the Hinders County Sheriff’s Office for about nine months, but “his law enforcement career is not limited to HCSO.” Memorial posts on social media show Mississippi Department of Corrections and Jackson Police Previous work of the bureau.
According to Jackson’s Fallen Firefighter Memorial Foundation, Shields’ father retired from HCSO.
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Deputy Martin Shields, 37, of Sheriff Hinds County (pictured above during his tenure in Jackson, Mississippi, during his tenure in the police department) was shot dead in response to a domestic call on Sunday. (City of Jackson – Government/Facebook)
Limited details are available, but Jones said a few hours ago that there was a “very serious situation” in the 15,000 block of Midway Road Terry, Mississippi, About 15 miles southwest of Jackson.
Two delegates, Shield and an unidentified Hinds County representative are responding to home calls at the residence at the aforementioned address. Jones said he heard another agent encountered the radio, demanding a “shoot” and heading to the scene halfway through.
Eric Brown, 42, was “asked about the situation on the road halfway” on Sunday night and was considered armed and dangerous. The alarm was cancelled sometime before 10 p.m., and police said there was no longer any proactive threat.
Facebook post announced at 10:19 pm The death of the agent It also said that “an unidentified black male was believed to be related to the phone” and was found dead in a house on the road halfway. It was not said that the man was brown.
Eric Brown, 42, was the subject of Sunday’s “be in the Lookout” alert after a Hinders County sheriff’s deputy was shot dead in response to a domestic call. (Hinds County Sheriff’s Office)
The investigation into the shooting remains active, and the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is assisting.
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Jones gave Shields a heartfelt tribute to him on his professional Facebook page early Monday morning, sharing the two men just responded together to a capsized boat earlier in the day. He said he made the shield several times when he responded to the call to “shoot” with no answer.
“As a result of this, the agent named ‘Shooting’ was in survival mode but still showed very heroic behavior. When I arrived on the scene, my heart sank without getting a response from the fallen agent. Just before I arrived, I, Jones, wrote: “I’ve learned that he was shot and obviously died.
He said the shield “Dead” and “in response to service calls to help those in need.”
He wrote: “He completed the missions on Earth and the missions given by God. Praying for his family, his friends, the many lives he touched, and the men and women of HCSO, we are all preparing for the final tribute.” “I absolutely can’t imagine or be ready to tell my family that their representatives are not going home from their responsibilities journey. But, sadly, I find myself in this situation later tonight.”
Hinders County Sheriff Tyree Jones paid his heartfelt tribute to the killing of Martin Shields, Jr., who said he was “dead” and “responsive to the call for service to While helping those in need”. (Run 4 Heroes/Facebook)
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Shields’ death is the latest killing of a deadly weekend kill in law enforcement nationwide.
Two Virginia Beach police officers died Saturday morning after being shot while conducting traffic stops Friday night.
In Pennsylvania, West York City Patrolman Andrew Duarte Shoot and kill Saturday morning responding to active shooters at UPMC Memorial Hospital.
Fox News Digital has contacted the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation and Hinds County Sheriff Tyree Jones.
