Wilmington, NC, October 28, 2026 —

A search warrant has revealed new details about a shooting on Shackletown Road in Delco, North Carolina, in which a Columbus County deputy was wounded and later hospitalized in Wilmington. The incident involved a pursuit followed by a struggle, and the deputy was shot.

The information provided does not identify when the shooting occurred or explain what led authorities to pursue someone. It also does not specify who was involved in the struggle, how the deputy was wounded, or what details in the warrant were newly disclosed. The name of the deputy and the identity of any other person involved were not provided.

The deputy’s condition beyond being wounded and hospitalized in Wilmington was not stated. The available information does not say whether anyone else was injured, whether an arrest was made, or whether charges were filed. It also does not describe the evidence cited in the search warrant or indicate what property, if any, authorities sought or recovered.

The warrant’s disclosure adds information about the sequence of events— a pursuit and struggle before the deputy was shot—but leaves key questions unanswered. No further account of the incident, including statements from law enforcement or details about the investigation, was provided.

Because the available account is limited, the circumstances surrounding the shooting and the status of any investigation or legal proceedings remain unclear. Further details about the warrant, the people involved and the deputy’s condition were not included in the information provided.


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