Two killed in NorCal eviction shooting MODESTO, Calif., April 12 (UPI) -- A deputy sheriff and a civilian were shot to death Thursday when they served an eviction notice at an apartment in Northern California, authorities said. A SWAT unit and the bomb squad were called to the scene in Modesto where the suspect was believed to still be inside the townhouse, Stanislaus County Sheriff Adam Christianson told reporters. It was unclear who the slain civilian was and whether he had been taking part in the eviction service. A second deputy taking part in the eviction was apparently not injured. The Modesto Bee said the suspect was a male born in 1967 who may have had some military training. A neighbor told KCRA-TV in Sacramento he and his family lived next door and could not leave because they were potentially in the line of fire. "We are basically barricaded in the bathroom," said the man, who identified himself as Curtis. The only thing I can see is the SWAT team by their vehicles with their guns drawn and the neighbor's window is all shot out.