Sherwood

After an 18-hour standoff in Sherwood, police said it ended with the suspect wanted for impersonating a law enforcement officer being killed early Tuesday.

A road was blocked off for 18 hours in one Sherwood neighborhood due to a SWAT standoff, and because of this many people weren't able to get into their ...

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Officials with the Arkansas State Police confirmed midday Tuesday that the suspect in a standoff that started Monday in Sherwood was shot and killed by ...

FURTHER UPDATE: The State Police news release. Eugene Elliot Reed, 69, was shot and killed during an exchange of gunfire with Arkansas State Troopers early ...

A use of deadly force by law enforcement officers investigation is being conducted by the state police Criminal Investigation Division. Telephone negotiations with Reed continued, while separate telephone contact with Reed’s wife confirmed that she had isolated herself away from Reed and was hiding in a secured room located inside the home on the third floor. At the request of Sherwood police authorities, FBI SWAT and negotiation team members took charge of the stand-off. Eugene Elliot Reed, 69, was shot and killed during an exchange of gunfire with Arkansas State Troopers early today. The man was named in arrest warrants filed Monday in Sherwood District Court with multiple charges including terroristic threatening, assault on a law officer and impersonation of a law officer. He was firing from the second floor of his house and was armed with numerous weapons, including high-caliber automatic rifles.

Neighbors and law enforcement provided new information Tuesday after a Sherwood man shot and killed by Arkansas State Police after an hours long stand-off ...

People on 16 different streets were told to evacuate on Monday afternoon as a precaution during a standoff that lasted into Tuesday morning.

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