Domestic violence suspect armed with machete shot by Alameda County sheriff's deputy

Bay City News
Monday, December 25, 2017
This undated image shows lights on a Bay Area police vehicle.
This undated image shows lights on a Bay Area police vehicle.
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HAYWARD, Calif. -- A domestic violence suspect was shot early Monday morning in unincorporated Alameda County by sheriff's deputies after the suspect came at them with a machete, sheriff's officials said.



At 1:47 a.m. deputies went to a home in the 22300 block of Princeton Street in unincorporated Hayward after someone called to report domestic violence.



A person said she was assaulted by her husband who deputies found on a rear patio of the home, according to CHP officials.



The husband took a machete from his waistband and tried to attack the deputies.



One deputy fired at the suspect, hitting him. Deputies arrested the suspect and he was taken to a hospital where he is expected to survive.

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