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Deputy fatally shoots customer after being shot at S.C. gun show, sheriff says

A Lexington County deputy working security at a Columbia, S.C., gun show was shot Saturday and fatally shot the person who fired, the sheriff's office said, according to AP and WIS.

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Wire reporting: (AP, via The Philadelphia Inquirer)

A Lexington County deputy working security at a gun show in Columbia, South Carolina, fatally shot a person who fired on the deputy Saturday, the sheriff's office said, according to the Associated Press2.

The deputy was taken into surgery and was in stable condition, the office said in a statement cited by AP2.

The shooting was at the Jamil Temple, where the South Carolina Arms Collector Association was holding a gun and knife show; the sheriff's office did not release further details, AP reported, and the association did not immediately respond to AP2.

AP said the show's posted rules ban loaded weapons except for on-duty police officers and require weapons to have their actions secured, and that the temple, owned by the Shriners, is often rented for events2.

WIS, citing the Lexington County Sheriff's Department, said there was no ongoing threat to the public3. WIS said a patron shot the deputy, who returned fire and fatally hit the suspect, and that the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division will investigate under standard procedure3.

WIS said drivers near Jamil Road and St. Andrews Road should expect delays while the scene remained active3. The Philadelphia Inquirer, KSAT, ClickOrlando, ClickOnDetroit, Local 10 and KTLA carried the AP report1,4,5,6,7,8.

Sources

  1. (AP, via The Philadelphia Inquirer)Deputy working security at South Carolina gun show fatally shoots customer who shot him, authorities sayAlso (AP, via KSAT), (AP, via ClickOrlando), (AP, via ClickOnDetroit), (AP, via Local 10), (AP, via KTLA)
  2. APDeputy working security at South Carolina gun show fatally shoots customer who shot him
  3. WISSuspect killed, Lexington County deputy shot during gun show at Jamil Temple

Read the original at The Philadelphia Inquirer ↗

How it’s being reported

2 sources

First reported by WISWIS

Where they agree

  • A Lexington County deputy working security at Jamil Temple was shot Saturday and fatally shot the person who fired.
  • The deputy was taken to surgery and described as in stable condition.

Where they differ

How agencies described the follow-up

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Each outlet's article broken down by our newsroom, in our own words. To read what they wrote, use the button under each one.

WISWIS

Suspect killed, Lexington County deputy shot during gun show at Jamil Temple

no ongoing public threat, SLED investigation, traffic delays near Jamil and St. Andrews roads

WIS, citing the Lexington County Sheriff's Department, said a patron shot a deputy working security, the deputy returned fire and fatally hit the suspect, and SLED will investigate.

Leaves out gun-show posted rules and Shriners ownership noted by AP

no ongoing public threat, SLED investigation, traffic delays near Jamil and St. Andrews roads

What it reports

  • The sheriff's department said there was no ongoing threat to the public.
  • The deputy was in surgery in stable condition, according to his medical team as cited by WIS.
  • SLED will investigate the shooting under standard procedure, WIS reported.
  • Drivers near Jamil Road and St. Andrews Road were told to expect delays.

Leaves out gun-show posted rules and Shriners ownership noted by AP

Read the original at WIS Read the full article at WIS
APAP

Deputy working security at South Carolina gun show fatally shoots customer who shot him

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Same copy also at: (AP, via The Philadelphia Inquirer) · (AP, via KSAT) · (AP, via ClickOrlando) · (AP, via ClickOnDetroit) · (AP, via Local 10) · (AP, via KTLA)