Omaha Shooting: 3 Officers Injured in Firing at QuikTrip Gas Station in Nebraska, Suspect Killed

Three police officers were injured in a shooting near a gas station in Omaha, Nebraska, on Wednesday, December 4. The incident took place near a QuikTrip gas station when an exchange of fire between officers and a suspect in his 20s. 

The gunman had earlier shot a 61-year-old man several times in the chest in the afternoon at the grocery store, Independent UK quoted a police chief, Todd Schmaderer. After the incident at the store, police traced him through his car's registration to the QuikTrip gas station.

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Update to the shooting today at the Quiktrip gas station in Omaha, Nebraska where three officers were shot they returned fire and killed the suspect.

This is a short press conference on what occurred. The suspect was a 23 year old Hispanic male.. pic.twitter.com/s8jVZKqTZp

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The suspect went inside the restroom at the fuel station and came out, and began firing on the officers, resulting in injuries. Two officers were shot and a third was injured by shrapnel. The officers retaliated the firing and killing the suspect on the spot.

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The officers were transported to a nearby hospital and said to be stable. The officer who was injured by shrapnel was discharged from the hospital.