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ply with the deputies' instructions and engaged in a physical altercation with both the deputies and Spinale, who remained in the area. 61-year-old Harold Chamberlain, Jr., a Stafford resident, heard the commotion in front of his home and witnessed deputies attempting to get control of several suspects in the road

ssociation Elementary School Track and Field Championship was underway. The suspects fled and the vehicle they used was later found in flames in the Fort Lincoln neighborhood. D.C. police, the FBI, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives were working to find the suspects, Smith said. EFTA

came to help the deputies. During the altercation, the off-duty FBI agent discharged his gun, and it hit the resident in the chest. The resident, Harold Chamberlain, Jr., 61, was taken to the hospital, where he later died. SCSO said there wasn't enough evidence to proceed with criminal charges against the off-du

sociation was hosting its elementary school track and field championships. The suspects left the area in a car, which was later found burned in the Fort Lincoln neighborhood. As of Wednesday afternoon, no arrests have been made in this case. The FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosive

g came to help the deputies. During the altercation, the off-duty FBI agent discharged his gun, and it hit the resident in the chest. The resident, Harold Chamberlain, Jr., 61, was taken to the hospital, where he later died. SCSO said there wasn't enough evidence to proceed with criminal charges against the off-du

sociation was hosting its elementary school track and field championships. The suspects left the area in a car, which was later found burned in the Fort Lincoln neighborhood. As of Wednesday afternoon, no arrests have been made in this case. The FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosive