Off-duty federal officer who is involved in the fatal shootout of the 61-year-old man in Stafford; Deputy from the ball grazed

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A cross-performance law enforcement officer of the federal government was involved in the fatal shootout of a 61-year-old man during a fault on Friday evening, which began in a quarter of Stafford County through a ruthless driver.

At 6:35 p.m., the deputies reacted to the division of Stratford Place for a ruthless driver and a disorder.

An extra-curricular law enforcement officer of the federal government had confronted a motorcyclist who ruthlessly drove through the area with a blue and white off-road motorcycle, the sheriff office of the Sheriff from Stafford County said in a press release.

The motorcyclist left the area, but returned with family members a short time later.

“The MPs stopped the motorcyclist and his family members in a white Lincoln near the intersection of the North Jenny Lynn Road and Cross Cut Lane,” the press release said. “The three family members began a disturbance with the MPs and the federal government -free law enforcement officer, which was still in the region. The MPs tried to suppress the disorder, but it became physically. “

During the disorder, a 61-year-old man who lives in a nearby home approached the scene and was committed to the press release.

“The federal weapon's weapon was released and the 61-year-old resident was hit in the chest. This resident was taken to the hospital and was unfortunately succumbed to his injuries last night, ”said the Sheriff's office.

The federal official's ball also grazed a deputy who suffered minor injuries, according to the press release.

As a result of the first investigation, 20-year-old Nicolas Vazquez 21-year-old Angel Vazquez and the 46-year-old Xavier Vazquez accused of commitment, a criminal offense and obstacle for assault and battery for law enforcement authorities, the press release said.

All three were recorded without bond in the Rappahannock regional prison.

“A booking photo is not yet available for Angel Vazquez,” says the publication.

None of the MPs fired a weapon.

“This is an ongoing investigation and although we spoke to many witnesses last night, we ask all other witnesses to contact our office,” said the Sheriff's office.

If you have information or a video about the incident or the ruthless motorcyclist, contact Detective Boyle at 540-658-4400.