US EditionMissouri Police Officer Shot 4 Times Released From Hospital, Recovering at Home
- Lee's Summit police officer Jared Timbrook, who was shot four times while handling a domestic incident on Sunday evening, has been discharged from the hospital and is now recovering at home.
- The shooting occurred during an attempt to pursue suspect Thomas Tolbert, who was involved in a domestic violence case and was arrested early Tuesday in Ellis, Kansas.
- Timbrook received immediate aid from fellow officers and paramedics before being transported to a trauma center, and he wore a Point Blank Body Armor vest that aided his recovery.
- Lee's Summit Police spokesperson Chris Depue credited the medical team and Timbrook's determination, stating the team did an "amazing job caring for him."
- Tolbert will be extradited to Missouri, and the police and community expressed gratitude for the support and care during Timbrook's recovery at home.
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