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SEARCHOfficer Andrew Dotas and Fargo officers Jake Wallin and Tyler Hawes were shot as they were working what was described by police as a routine traffic crash.
Fargo Police Officer Andrew Dotas walks out of the hospital with his wife and son. Dotas was wounded in a July 14 attack that also killed a fellow officer and wounded two more.
City of Fargo
Andrew Dotas, a Fargo police officer who was critically wounded in a shooting July 14 that killed a fellow officer and wounded another, was released from the hospital Saturday.
Dotas was treated at Sanford Health, and at one point required a walker. But in a video released by the city, he was able to walk unaided out of the hospital with his wife and son, flanked by an applauding crowd. Appearing moved, he placed a hand over his heart, MPR reports.
Dotas and Fargo officers Jake Wallin and Tyler Hawes were shot as they were working what was described by police as a routine traffic crash. A man stopped in a vehicle nearby opened fire from inside his car, killing Wallin and wounding Hawes, Dotas and a bystander.
Hawes remains in stable condition at the hospital, according to police.