Body Cam Released Of Suspect Who Shot 3 Officers, kidnapped woman... Sparks Police. March 29, 2024..

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Sparks, Washoe County, Nevada --- On March 29th, 2024, at approximately 1:39 p.m. a Sparks police officer initiated a traffic stop in the 1700 block of Greenbrae drive on a Ford Expedition with no license plates.
As the officer approached the driver's side window of the vehicle, the driver produced a handgun and shot through the window at the officer, striking our officer in the shoulder.
The vehicle then fled the scene and crashed into another vehicle at the intersection of Greenbrae and Rock boulevard.
At that time, the driver abandoned the vehicle and fled that scene on foot. Officers in dispatch received information of a subject jumping fences in the 1400 blocks of Greenbrae drive And prospect avenue officers from Spark's police, Reno Police and the Washoe county sheriff's office began checking the area on foot.

Further information reported that the subject had entered an occupied residence and was driven out of the residence by that resident.

Officers checked another address that the subject was reported to have entered.
An elderly female resident, answered the door and dropped to the floor. At which time the subject began firing at officers from inside the home, striking a Washoe county deputy.
The deputy and the female were pulled from the scene by other officers while they were taking fire.
At the same time, a second Sparks police officer was struck by gunfire from the subject, and he was able to self evacuate from the area.

The subject involved in this incident exited that residence and entered a different home occupied by a different elderly female resident.

The female hid from this subject in her home.
The subject entered the backyard of that resident and began firing towards officers in the area.

While the subject was in the backyard, officers were able to assist the female in that residence in exiting from her home.

Shortly thereafter, the subject reentered her home an..