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Mississippi Sheriff’s Deputy Who ‘Played Dead’ Saved by Vest

By: officer.com

BYHALIA, Mississippi – A Marshall County Sheriff’s deputy was saved by his ballistic vest after he was shot several times by a suspect as he ‘played dead’ Friday night.

Deputy Daniel Tatum pulled over a vehicle driven by 33-year-old Randy Vaught on Mt. Zion Road around 6:15 p.m. after he and two other people were seen leaving a suspected drug house, according to Dickerson, according to WREG-TV.

Marshall County Sheriff Kenny Dickerson said that Tatum asked for Vaught’s license and insurance, but the suspect didn’t have either and led deputies on a high-speed pursuit to his mother’s house on Hunter’s Run.

Full story: https://www.officer.com/on-the-street/body-armor-protection/news/21076305/mississippi-sheriffs-deputy-who-played-dead-saved-by-vest