VANCOUVER OFFICER INVOLVED IN SHOOTING IDENTIFIED
News Release from Vancouver Police Dept.
Posted on FlashAlert: July 21st, 2014 12:49 PM
Vancouver, Wash. - On July 20, 2014, Vancouver Police responded to a disturbance at a residence in the 16000 block of NE 37th Street where a male was threatening family members with a gun. Vancouver Police patrol officers and on-duty SWAT members arrived and located Cacy L. Jordan, at the residence. Jordan refused commands from the officers at the scene and was shot by a Vancouver Police Officer during the incident. Jordan was transported to an area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and is expected to make a full recovery. Jordan remains in police custody at the hospital and once released, will be booked on two counts of Assault I Domestic Violence. Additional charges are possible.
The Vancouver Police Officer involved in in the shooting is Christopher Douville, 29. Officer Douville has been employed with the Vancouver Police Department since April 2013. Previously he was employed as a police officer with the Spokane Police Department from August 2008-April 2013.
Following standard department protocol, Officer Douville is currently on paid administrative leave.
The investigation by the Regional Major Crimes Team is continuing. No further information on the investigation is available at this time.
The Vancouver Police Officer involved in in the shooting is Christopher Douville, 29. Officer Douville has been employed with the Vancouver Police Department since April 2013. Previously he was employed as a police officer with the Spokane Police Department from August 2008-April 2013.
Following standard department protocol, Officer Douville is currently on paid administrative leave.
The investigation by the Regional Major Crimes Team is continuing. No further information on the investigation is available at this time.
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