BREAKING NEWS: Milwaukee County Sheriff's Deputy Shot

A Milwaukee County Sheriff's Deputy was shot in the area of 64th and Adler. The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office said a deputy was shot Wednesday morning during a traffic stop in which the passenger fled on foot. Reports are that the deputy was rushed to Froedert. The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Department is reporting: MAJOR INCIDENT ALERT: During a traffic stop in the area of W Adler & S 68th streets, the passenger fled on foot, & the MCSO deputy who’d initiated the stop pursued. During the foot pursuit, near 64th & Adler the deputy suffered multiple gunshot injuries. As of about 3:30 a.m., the deputy was conscious, breathing & receiving treatment. The suspect vehicle driver is in custody. The shooter/passenger, considered armed/dangerous, is at large. West Allis & Milwaukee police departments are assisting in the search. Milwaukee County Sheriff's Deputy Shot This is a breaking story and will be updated.

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