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SLIDESHOW: Police Comb North Spokane Following Shooting of 2 Deputies
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on June 20th

Police said Tuesday that Charles Wallace, 41, shot two Sheriff's deputies in North Spokane before leading officers on manhunt that led them to Deer Park.
Read details of the shooting in North Spokane
Wallace, who was recently indicted on federal drug charges, reportedly shot himself.
The two deputies were shot after trying to make a traffic stop. One was said to be "doing okay", while the other was rushed into emergency surgery.
 

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