WATCH LIVE: Update on shooting that left suspect dead, Scottsdale sergeant injured.
A man accused of shooting a Scottsdale police sergeant in downtown Phoenix on Jan. 6 was reportedly shot and killed by police while being taken into custody in Tempe.
On Jan. 6, members of the Scottsdale Police's Special Assignments Unit served a search warrant at an apartment complex nearDuring that time, police said Hearne also had an active warrant for arrest from the city of Mesa for a failure to appear in court for DUI. Sgt. Scott Galbraith was reportedly shot in the abdomen. On Sunday, Scottsdale Police said Galbraith, a 19-year veteran of the department, was released from the hospital to recover at home. An analysis of Kenneth Hearne's DNA found at the downtown Phoenix apartment matched that of the rape suspect at the San Marin Apartments back in October, police said.
When police moved in to arrest him, the 37-year-old reportedly brought out a gun. Police shot him in response.Kenneth HearneDowntown Phoenix residents shaken after police shootingAidan Willams is still shaken.
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