FYI the Oregon line of duty deaths were 2 days ago......
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) -- A Hamilton County sheriff's deputy was shot and killed early today during an apparent shootout with a motorist he had stopped on East Brainerd Road near the city limits.
The suspect drove away, reportedly in a pickup truck with Georgia tags. He was taken into custody after a Chattanooga Police SWAT team surrounded a house about a mile away. It was not clear whether it was the suspect's house.
The suspect, whose name has not been released, was taken to Erlanger Medical Center for treatment of injuries that may have been sustained during his capture.
Hospital spokeswoman Jan Powell said she could not discuss the man's injuries except to say he had not been shot and that he was being evaluated in the emergency room.
No charges had been filed by midmorning.
"He's still being interrogated," said a sheriff's department spokeswoman.
Deputy Donald Bond, 35, died at the scene, she said.
Bond, a newlywed, had been a dispatcher before being promoted to deputy two years ago.
The shooting occurred about 1:30 a.m. EDT. Bond had stopped a motorist, called in the license plate and that was the last dispatchers heard from him, according to WTVC-TV. Another deputy found Bond lying beside his patrol car, the TV station reported.
The suspect was captured some six hours later after emerging from the house on Heaton Drive, said police spokesman Ed Buice. He said details of the capture remained sketchy but no tear gas or guns were fired.