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One deputy dead, another ‘not expected to survive’ in Spokane County shooting that killed 3 others

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A Spokane County Sheriff's Office deputy has died while responding to a domestic violence shooting that killed three others, including the suspect. Three Spokane County Sheriff’s deputies have been injured after a responding to a domestic violence shooting incident, according to Washington State Patrol Sergeant Greg Riddell. Covered by 3 outlets: 1 are centre, 2 are not rated.

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  1. KIRO-TV Not rated US
    Deputy killed, another not expected to survive after deadly Spokane County shooting

    A shooting in Spokane County left four people dead, including a Spokane County deputy. A second deputy is not expected to survive.

  2. Hindustan Times Center Factuality: High IN
    One deputy dead, another ‘not expected to survive’ in Spokane County shooting that killed 3 others

    A Spokane County Sheriff's Office deputy has died while responding to a domestic violence shooting that killed three others, including the suspect.

  3. Fox News Right Factuality: Mostly factual US
    Four dead, including Washington deputy following domestic call shooting; another deputy on life support

    A Spokane County sheriff's deputy died and another is on life support after a SWAT team was ambushed responding to a domestic violence call.

  4. KCPQ Not rated US
    3 dead, 3 injured after domestic violence shooting in Spokane County, WA

    Three people are dead and two sheriff's deputies are in critical condition after a domestic violence call escalated into a shooting in Spangle.

  5. KIRO-TV Not rated US
    WSP: Three deputies injured responding to Spokane area DV call, standoff underway

    Three Spokane County Sheriff’s deputies have been injured after a responding to a domestic violence shooting incident, according to Washington State Patrol Sergeant Greg Riddell.

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