Shattered body shield likely saved deputy's life

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COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office shared a picture on social media of a shattered body shield after SWAT deputies came under fire while serving a probate warrant in North Linden on Tuesday, July 21.

OHIO SWAT OFFICERS SHOT SERVING PROBATE WARRANT

Two Franklin County Sheriff’s Office SWAT deputies were shot and both are recovering from their injuries. A seven-hour standoff ensued after the shooting and ended in two suspects being arrested, NBC4 reported.

Life saving equipment. Splintered bullet proof glass reveals this body shield likely saved a deputy’s life Tuesday morning. SWAT team members were serving a probate when deputies came under fire. Two deputies sustained gunshot wounds and are recovering from their injuries. pic.twitter.com/K0L1r7Pj9P

— Franklin County Sheriff’s Office (@OHFCSO) July 22, 2020

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Two suspects are safely in custody after a 7-hour standoff. FCSO SWAT deputies served a probate in the 2700 block of Beulah Rd at 8 am and two deputies sustained gunshot wounds. Proud of our team for their courage and patience achieving.a peaceful resolution. pic.twitter.com/b5AnmsBeI3

— Franklin County Sheriff’s Office (@OHFCSO) July 21, 2020