An Ada County, Idaho, Sheriff’s deputy was shot and killed Saturday during an attempted traffic stop in Boise.
Deputy Tobin Bolter, 27, died Sunday of wounds sustained as he attempted a traffic stop Saturday evening, Boise State Public Radio reports.
A citizen witnessed the shooting, called 911, and performed CPR, Idaho News reports.
Boise Police said in a news release the suspect fled and was located at a residence in Boise less than an hour later, but was "uncooperative." Shortly before midnight, police said the suspect shot at officers, who returned fire, mortally wounding the suspect.
The 65-year-old suspect has not been identified.
"We do not know why he fled or shot the deputy," explained an emotional Ada County Sheriff Matt Clifford at a Sunday morning news conference. "All we do know is that he had a $3,000 misdemeanor warrant for his arrest."