Police: Suspect shot by officers following attempted arrest, pursuit that started in Bohemia
Police say five officers were also taken to the hospital for evaluation.
•
Apr 5, 2024, 9:32 AM
•
Updated 226 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:49
AAA projects record high traveling during Thanksgiving holiday period
53m ago1:30
Connecticut leaders come together to support immigrants in the state
1h ago1:54
‘Slow down, move over.’ Connecticut launches new safety push for highway workers
1h ago0:45
State and local officials recognize November as Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month
1h ago2:07
Yankees co-owner Barry Klarberg, of Greenwich, gives back by teaching college students sports management
1h ago1:58
USGS: 1.3 magnitude earthquake reported in North Stamford
1h ago1:49
AAA projects record high traveling during Thanksgiving holiday period
53m ago1:30
Connecticut leaders come together to support immigrants in the state
1h ago1:54
‘Slow down, move over.’ Connecticut launches new safety push for highway workers
1h ago0:45
State and local officials recognize November as Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month
1h ago2:07
Yankees co-owner Barry Klarberg, of Greenwich, gives back by teaching college students sports management
1h ago1:58
USGS: 1.3 magnitude earthquake reported in North Stamford
1h agoA suspect was shot by officers in Bay Shore following an attempted arrest and then a pursuit, police say.
Officials say that police were conducting a confidential investigation in Bohemia and tried to arrest 33-year-old Brandon Scanlon, of Middle Island. The suspect fled in a minivan, knocking over an officer in the process.
Police say they chased Scanlon from Bohemia to Brentwood where gunfire was exchanged between officers and the suspect.
Scanlon was shot in Bay Shore and then crashed into a tree on the North Service Road of Sunrise Highway, just east of Robert Moses at around 7:20 p.m.
Scanlon was taken to the hospital with injuries not considered to be life-threatening.
Police say five officers were also taken to the hospital for evaluation.
A ghost gun was pulled from Scanlon vehicle. Scanlon is now facing drug and weapons charges.
More from News 12
1:58
USGS: 1.3 magnitude earthquake reported in North Stamford
2:13
Warm start to the week with a damp and cooler finish
0:22
Jury selection once again pushed back in 2022 killing of Fairfield Prep student
1:54
‘Slow down, move over.’ Connecticut launches new safety push for highway workers
2:07
Yankees co-owner Barry Klarberg, of Greenwich, gives back by teaching college students sports management
1:49