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Georgia man shot dead by police after he shot and killed his stepchildren
Eric Grigsby fatally shot two teenage stepsons before deputies killed him after he pointed guns at officers responding to a domestic dispute, officials said.
- Monday night in Midland, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation said three people died at a west Georgia home involving Eric Grigsby when officers arrived.
- Harris County deputies were called to a domestic dispute around 6:50 p.m. Monday, and Kelly Grigsby, the man's wife, said she fled with a 5-year-old child after threats.
- When officers arrived at about 6:50 p.m., the man walked out holding two handguns, deputies fired until he stopped moving.
- The minors' bodies are being taken to the GBI Medical Examiner's Office for autopsies, while emergency medical personnel tried to save one teen, and investigators probe the shooting.
- Investigators have not commented on what led to the stepsons' deaths as the Georgia Bureau of Investigation continues its probe, and Harris County Sheriff Mike Jolley said the deputies `responded to the scene and did exactly as they were trained`.
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Georgia man shot dead by police after he shot and killed his stepchildren
A Georgia man has been shot and killed by police after he shot at them and killed his stepchildren. Kelly Grigsby told deputies she fled to a neighbor's house with her five-year-old child after her husband, Eric Grigsby, threatened her children.
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A domestic dispute call in Harris County ended with three people dead Monday night, including a man shot by deputies and two children found dead inside the home. What’s Happening: Deputies from the Harris County Sheriff’s Office responded to a 911 call about a domestic dispute at a home on Christopher’s Way in Midland around […] The post 3 Dead in Harris County Including Man Shot By Deputies And 2 Children appeared first on The Georgia Sun.
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