Iowa Deputy Shoots Man to Death Following Domestic Dispute Report

An unnamed man was shot to death by an Iowa deputy officer following a domestic dispute report. Authorities stated that upon arriving at the scene, they discovered the man brandishing a gun at a vehicle.

On the evening of June 20, at around 9:42 p.m., Iowa deputy officers of Franklin County responded to a location in Sheffield after a report about a domestic dispute. On June 21, the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation stated that upon arriving at the scene, the deputy officers discovered a man brandishing a gun at a vehicle.

However, according to an article in Fox News, after the man refused to drop his weapon, an Iowa deputy officer shot him which immediately led to his death at the crime scene. Reports say there were no deputy officers who have been injured. To date, there are no further details released.

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