Illinois trooper fatally shoots man suspected in 2 IA shootings
Iowa suspect 'refused to comply' with police before being shot
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A man who was shot and killed by an Illinois trooper was a suspect in two shootings in Iowa, police said Wednesday.
Randy A. Jackson, 39, shot and wounded a man and woman in Clinton, Iowa, which is just across the Illinois state border, authorities said. The man, who was shot Sunday night, is recovering from non-life-threatening wounds. The condition of the woman, who was shot several times and was taken to a hospital early Monday, wasn't immediately available.
Just before 8 p.m. Monday, Illinois troopers and officers from several agencies joined a chase of Jackson's vehicle near Danville, which is in eastern Illinois near the state's border with Indiana. The car ended up on a county road and officers found Jackson in a detached garage of a home, according to Illinois State Police.
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A man suspected of shooting two people in Iowa has been fatally shot by an Illinois state trooper.
During a standoff, Jackson "refused to comply" and a trooper shot him, the state police said in a news release. Jackson died at a hospital on Tuesday.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}No officers were injured. An internal investigation is underway.