DeKalb cop, woman shot; shooter killed in domestic dispute
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
One man was killed and two other people wounded -- including a DeKalb County police officer -- in a domestic dispute at a Stone Mountain apartment complex.
The apparent shooter was shot and killed by police at the Stone Mountain Colony apartment complex, police spokesman Officer Jason Gagnon said.
Police responded around 7:15 p.m. to a domestic incident in the apartment complex just east of North Hairston Road near Stone Mountain Village.
When police arrived, "The gunman came out of the apartment firing several rounds at our officers," Gagnon said. "Officers shot back at the suspect, and he was killed at the scene."
SWAT was called immediately -- officers were already in the area patrolling for a serial rapist and were able to respond quickly to the call, Gagnon said.
A female victim, shot by the suspect before police arrived, was taken to Grady Memorial Hospital, where she was listed in critical condition, police said.
The police officer was shot in the leg and was taken to Grady, where he was listed in stable but serious condition, Gagnon said.
One man, who apparently was inside the apartment when the incident began, was questioned by police. Names of the shooting victims were not immediately available.
Police continue to investigate the incident.
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