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A police officer in North Carolina was shot by a peeping suspect in the booking area of the county jail, authorities said Monday.
The officer and 44-year-old Danny McMillen struggled over the gun, which fired once, grazing Turner's abdomen, authorities said. Turner has been released from the hospital.
Turner was responding to a peeping call when he arrested McMillen about 90 minutes earlier, investigators said.
McMillen faces secret peeping, assault with a deadly weapon on a government official, and other charges. It wasn't known if he had a lawyer.
A police officer in North Carolina was shot by a peeping suspect in the booking area of the county jail, authorities said Monday.
The city of Durham said in a news release that Durham police Officer R.S. Turner saw the suspect reach for a gun in the back of his pants after unlocking his handcuffs in the booking area of the Durham County Detention Facility early Monday, reports the Associated Press .
