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A Holmes County Deputy is shot while chasing after a suspect.
According to the Holmes County Sheriff’s Office it began Friday night when Sgt. Michael Raley pulled over a suspicious truck with a lawnmower in the back. The driver, Matthew Olin Bryan, 35 of DeFuniak Springs, showed his license then sped off.
When Sgt. Raley chased after him, Bryan shot at the officer’s car with a 12 gauge shotgun. The shells struck the patrol car’s hood, pierced the windshield and hit Sgt. Raley in the head. Sgt. Raley’s injuries were not life threatening. He was treated and released from Doctor’s Memorial Hospital in Bonifay.
Walton County Deputies caught up with Bryan down the road, but he ditched the vehicle and ran into a wooded area. Holmes and Walton County authorities eventually found Bryan in a nearby residence. He was reportedly arrested without incident.
Bryan is in Walton County Jail, but will be transferred to Holmes County. He faces charges of attempted murder, felon in possession of a firearm, and fleeing and eluding a Law Enforcement Officer.
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As a fellow law enforcement officer shot in 2004 and a personal friend of michael raileys i struck a nerve with me this morning when i woke to the news of last night incident michael loves his job does wha he does to potect the people and not for the money. Sheriff Lee is a good man and good boss to these guys and was a great help in my recovery and return to work please keep these guys in our prayers
steven lee
bonifay florida