GRANT COUNTY, Wash. — Update on Thursday, July 14:
According to the Quincy Police Department's Facebook page, the Central Basin Investigative Team (CBIT) continues to gather information and review body-worn camera video and home surveillance video that captured Sunday’s officer-involved shooting incident.
The suspect, identified as 42-year-old Robert Gwinn, has been released from the hospital and booked into the Grant County Jail on his original felony warrants. In addition, Gwinn is facing new charges, including first-degree attempted murder, first-degree assault, first-degree burglary, and first-degree charges for unlawful possession of a gun.
Update on Monday, July 11: New details have emerged in the investigation of a shooting and crash that left a suspect with felony warrants hospitalized.
According to the Quincy Police Department's Facebook page, the suspect, identified as 42-year-old Robert Gwinn, was determined to have a bullet wound in his shoulder following the shooting and crash. This information comes after QPD reported that no one was injured in the shooting.
QPD says Gwinn is still in the hospital at this time. New updates on the shooting will be released by QPD Captain Ryan Green, who is currently overseeing the investigation.
Original: An independent investigative team is investigating a shooting and crash involving a man with felony warrants and Grant County Sheriff's deputies.
It started around 1:15 p.m. on Sunday just north of Moses Lake, when deputies tried to arrest a man with felony warrants. During the contact, the man fired at officers and there was "possibly an exchange of gunfire," according to a Facebook post from Kyle Foreman, Public Information Officer for Grant County Sheriff's Office.
It is not clear how many shots were fired by the suspect or deputies, but no one was hurt in the shooting according to Foreman.
At some point, the man got into a vehicle and drove away. Deputies delivered a pit maneuver and the suspect's Jeep flipped on its side, as seen in video from the scene. The driver was hurt in the crash and taken to Samaritan Hospital in Moses Lake. His condition was not released.
GCSO did not provide details about what happened between the gunfire and the pit maneuver that led to the crash.
No law enforcement officer was injured in the incident.
An investigation into the officer-involved shooting will be handled by the Central Basin Investigative Team (CBIT). The Adams County Sheriff's Office will share updates on the investigation.
The officers involved in the incident are on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. This is a standard procedure for shootings that involve officers.
Roads in the area were closed on Sunday while officers investigated the crash scene. All roads have since reopened.
We expect to get an update on the investigation on Monday from the Adams County Sherriff's Office.
This is a developing story. We will provide updates as we get them.
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