A deputy with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department was rushed to the hospital Friday night following an incident at a sheriff's station.
A deputy with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department was rushed to the hospital Friday night following an incident at a sheriff's station.
Details are limited, but according to authorities, the deputy was transported for injuries sustained at the Temple Sheriff's Station on Las Tunas Drive. It's unclear what type of incident unfolded and the extent of his or her injuries are unknown.Video obtained by Eyewitness News showed several deputies carrying evidence bags, inspecting an area just outside the station. There was blood splattered in the area along with some discarded medical supplies.This is a developing story.
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