Sheriff Sheriff of Mississippi, killed while responding to the domestic call

A Mississippi community is mourning for Loss of a sheriff deputy After he was shot dead while responding to a domestic call on Sunday night.

Hinds County Sheriff, Tyree Jones, identified the deputy killed as Martin Shields, 37, Jr., in a Facebook post.

Shields had been at the Hinds County Sheriff’s office for about nine months, but “his law career extends beyond being used with HCSO,” said the Sheriff. Commemorative publications on social networks showed prior employment with the Mississippi Corrections Department and the Jackson Police Department.

Shields’s father withdrew from HCSO as Captain, according to the Jackson Fallen Fire Memorial Foundation.

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There are limited details available, but Jones had said a couple of hours before there was a “very serious situation” in block 15000 of Midway Road in Terry, Mississippi, which is approximately 15 miles southwest of Jackson.

Two deputies, Shields and an unidentified deputy of the Hinds County, responded to a domestic call in a residence in the aforementioned speech. Jones said he heard that the other deputy met the radio asking for “shots” and went to the scene in Midway Road.

An “being in surveillance” was issued on Sunday night for Eric Brown, 42, who was “sought to interrogate the situation in Midway Road” and considered himself armed and dangerous. The alert was canceled at some point before 10 pm, when the police said there was no longer an active threat.

A Facebook post made around 10:19 pm announced The death of the deputy And he also said that an “unidentified black male subject is believed to be related to the call” was found dead inside the house in Midway Road. It was not said if that person was brown.

The research on the shooting remains active and the Mississippi Research Office is helping.

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Jones wrote a sincere tribute to the shields on his professional Facebook page at dawn on Monday, sharing that the two men had just responded to a boat turned together earlier in the day. He said that while responding to the call of “shots,” the shields were paid several times without an answer.

“The deputy who called ‘Shoots Fied’ was in survival mode due to the situation, but still performed very heroic acts. My heart sank when it hastened to the scene, without receiving a response from the fallen deputy. Just before my arrival , I, me, me, me, I begged that I had been shot and that he had obviously died, “Jones wrote, adding that there was an” effusion of support “in the scene.

Said shields “A hero died” And “while responding to a service call to help someone who needs it.”

“He fulfilled his task and his mission given by God on earth. Ore for his family, his friends, the many lives he touched and the men and women of the HCSO while we all prepare for a final greeting,” he wrote. “There is absolutely no way to imagine or prepare to tell a family that your deputy will not return home in your service shift. However, tragically, I found myself in that situation late tonight.”

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The death of Shields marks the last murder in a deadly weekend for the police throughout the country.

Two police officers from Virginia Beach died on Saturday morning after both were shot while making a traffic stop on Friday night.

In Pennsylvania, West York County Patrol Andrew Duarte was shot and killed While responding to an active shooter at the UPMC Memorial Hospital on Saturday morning.

Fox News Digital has communicated with the Mississippi Research Office and the Hinds County Sheriff, Tyree Jones.