Deputy fires of Lincoln County in the escape vehicle during the drug examination

Limon, Colorado – a member of Lincoln County, who was released on a fleeing vehicle during an investigation of the narcotics on Friday. No injuries were reported by the shootout.

The incident occurred at around 1 p.m. as an official from the Sheriff's Office, the Limon Police Department, and the Colorado State Patrol tried to contact three suspects in the Laaf-N-Jug in the 707 Main Street.

According to a CSP release, shots were fired after the fleeing vehicle collided with a patrol car and drove to the officer.

CSP said a suspect was arrested at the scene, while the other two fled and a vehicle of a viewer met.

A brief persecution of the police ended with the fact that the authorities deactivated the vehicle near the intersection of the Main Street and Highway 24 on the west side of Limon.

The passenger revealed himself, but the driver showed a pistol and was taken into custody before disarming and in custody, said CSP.

The driver was hospitalized for injuries.

All three suspects were finally taken into custody. Their names and fees were not listed in the publication.

The Critical Incident Response Team on the 23rd district examines the official of the officials, while the office of the Sheriff of the Lincoln district is dealing with the criminal complaint in connection with the investigation.