Georgia policeman was killed near the University

Georgia officer was killed when a The disorganized gun opened the fire The police said that the headquarters of the centers of diseases and prevention control centers were known for his deep commitment to serve his community, leaving behind a pregnant wife and three children.

The Decal County policeman, whose identity was unidentified, was shot by the striker who stormed the CVs on the campus of Emory University in Atlanta around 4:50 pm after a barrage of bullets in the nearby CDC buildings.

The heroic officer was transferred to a nearby hospital, where he was surrounded by his family surrounding his injuries.

“From deep sadness, we have announced the loss of the life of a province of Decal Province,” the interim police chief Greg Badrik told reporters on Friday night.

“This officer responded to the invitation as he was trained to do and during this accident, he was shot and lost his life in this incident.”

Badrik added that the fallen officer was committed to serving his community, and gave his life while dedicating to the service of others.

“This evening, there is a wife without a husband.”

“There are three children, one of whom has not yet been born, without a father. There is a mother and father, as well as siblings who also participate in this painful loss. Let’s join together to give this family the support you need during this painful loss.”

The authorities confirmed that no other civilians were screaming and there was no longer an active threat.

The gunman also died after he was shot, although the police were not sure whether his deadly wound was suffering from myself.

Law enforcement sources told CNN that the shooter targeted the Center for Disease Control, after he fell ill with a clear disease, in which he blamed a Covid-19 vaccine, according to police interviews with the suspect’s family.

Emori University issued an urgent alert shortly after 5 pm, and reported the active shooter near CVS EMory Point on the campus and urged all students to “run” and “hide”.

Local, state and federal officials have disrupted the terrible scene, with the sharing of chilling images on social media that display lead holes that penetrate the windows of the Center for Disease Control, located directly next to the university.

Atlanta Darren Shiriban Police Commander said that the alleged shooting sprayed multiple tours of the law and the health agency, which also includes daytime care to take care of 92 children, all of them were unharmed.

“We wanted to come to give this message that all children are safe and that we will be sure of their reunification with them as soon as possible,” the mayor of Atlanta André Dickens told a news conference.

“I am one of the parents too. I know your uncertainty and your fear and interest is high.”

The police cruiser at the scene of the accident also appears to have been injured by ten gunshots to the windshield and the cover.

The CDC Atlanta campus was on fire after the shooting.