car parked lengthwise to block traffic.

A crime scene truck could be seen parked down the street and officers were interviewing neighbors on porches.

Anita Franklin, a neighbor who lives on Shawnee Trail, said she had just come home from work when she heard the gunshots.

"It sounded like it was right in my yard," she said. "I didn't even look out the window."

She said she heard five or six loud gunshots in rapid succession and turned off all the lights in her home, thinking multiple people were shooting at each other.

The next morning, her brother called her once he saw the news to make sure she was all right. She said the incident was a shock, adding that the neighborhood is typically quiet and safe.

"We don't have that kind ofstuff over here," she said. "I hate to hear that someone lost their life."

Robert Shepard, another neighbor who lives down the street from Franklin, said his dog's barking woke him up after the shooting. A resident of the neighborhood for 45 years, he said he'd never heard of anything like that happening in his community.

"It makes me feel like there are too many guns around," he said.

In 2015, Hendrix was himself arrested and suspended by the sheriff's office after an incident in which he struck a female inmate he was processing at Silverdale Correctional Facility.

According to court documents, Hendrix said he was escorting inmate Leslie Hayes, who at one point refused to lift her leg to allow him to remove her leg restraints. He said he tried to