A violent incident occurred in Colorado City on Friday evening. Details of the event are limited, but it is known that a law enforcement officer was injured. The officer, a deputy from Mitchell County, suffered a stabbing.
In the same incident, another individual was shot. This person is described as a suspect.
For more information on this incident, readers can consult the original report from KTXS, the Abilene news source. Further details are available there.
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