The gunman, a pregnant woman and a teenager were found dead after the hours-long standoff. HENRY COUNTY, Ga. — A hostage situation at a Stockbridge neighborhood that lasted more than 15 hours has come to a tragic end, police said. The standoff was sparked by a frantic 911 call at a home in the Eagles Ridge subdivision after police say a woman reported seeing blood. Police say a gunman unleashed several rounds on responding officers, injuring two. They are expected to be OK, but the situation devolved as the unidentified suspect allegedly held a teen hostage inside the Henry County home. 11Alive has been following the updates since Thursday morning. Here are the updates: 4:55PM -- More bodycam footage released by Henry County police shows the rescue of injured Officer Taylor Webb: 3:35 PM -- Both Henry County police officers who were shot are stable and recovering from surgery at Grady Medical Center in Atlanta, according to Henry County Police Captain Joey Smith. They might be released soon but no exact time has been given. 3:30 PM -- Sandra White's employer, WellStar Atlanta Medical Center South, issued the following statement on her death: "We are truly saddened by the tragic loss of Sandra White. She worked in the surgery department at WellStar Atlanta Medical Center South for two and a half years. We will miss her presence and contribution to the WellStar team. Our deepest sympathies go out to Sandra's family and friends." 12:51 PM -- Police have released bodycam footage showing the moments when officers were fired upon. WARNING: Video contains graphic footage. We are showing this footage in the manner given to us by police in order to show full transparency in what authorities said happened: READ | Police bodycam video shows terrifying moments man fired on police as they rushed into Henry County home 12:34 PM -- Henry County Schools released a statement regarding the victims. It said: "Henry County Schools is sad to learn of the passing of one of our students and his mother during the tragic events in our county yesterday. Our thoughts and condolences go out to their family. Our thoughts are also with local law enforcement officers who were injured during the event. We will have grief counselors available at school on Monday for students and teachers upon their return from Spring Break." 12:00 PM -- Press conference update: Henry Co Police Chief Mark Amerman released a few new details in the most recent press conference. The name of the officers shot in the incident are: Keegan Merritt and Taylor Webb. He also said the gunman shot at the the responding officer when he attempted to enter the house. At one point the officer was laying near the "believed to be" deceased body of Sandra White as he and another officer attempted to escape the gunfire. Investigators are still at the scene. No word yet, on exactly when the victims died. 11:23 AM -- Henry County District Attorney Darius Pattillo released a statement on shooting deaths. “Our hearts go out to the families of those who tragically lost their lives yesterday and who were injured. We also thank the entire law enforcement community for the bravery and professionalism they exhibited yesterday.” 11:05 AM -- Police have identified the victims of the shootings as well as the suspect. According to Henry County Police Capt. Joey Smith, the victims are: * Sandra White, 39, of Stockbridge, Georgia * Arkeyvion White, 16, of Stockbridge, Georgia The suspected gunman was named 47-year-old Anthony Tony Bailey, Jr., Smith said. Henry Co. will have a press conference at 11:30 to discuss the standoff situation. 9:55 AM -- We're learning more about the victims in this tragedy: "She actually sent me a picture of the dress she was going to wear to the baby shower that she'll never get to have," Sandra's sister said. 4:30 AM -- Family members gave 11Alive's Nick Sturdivant this photo they say shows two of the victims found dead inside the home after the standoff: The woman, who police say was 36 weeks pregnant, was the teen's mother, family members said. 3:30 AM -- The standoff has ended with the deaths of several people, Henry County Police said. Authorities entered the home early Friday morning and found three people dead of gunshot wounds. The dead include a teenager, a pregnant woman and the gunman. Authorities said it's believe the gunman died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Police said they were not sure when the other two deaths had occurred. The woman was 36 weeks pregnant, police said. 11:08 PM - 11Alive's Joe Henke says residents are being let back into part of the neighborhood, but the scene is still active. 10:57 PM - According to Henry County police, the barricaded subject has refused to surrender and refused to provide proof of the well-being of a female and 16-year-old believed to be inside the home. According to Capt. Joey Smith, negotiators made the decision to deploy several rounds of gas into the home. Smith said the suspect did fire numerous rounds at SWAT officers and vehicles, but no injuries have been reported. Smith also said no officers have returned fire or engaged the suspect at this time. They plan on letting some of the streets reopen. 10:26 PM - The situation has now been developing for 12 hours, but police say there have been little developments. 9:43 PM - More police cars are seen arriving to the scene. 9:30 PM - Video shows several police cars and state patrol cars leaving the neighborhood. 11Alive reporter Joe Henke reports hearing a loud noise that sounded like a flash bang. 6:30 PM - Police say there are still no new developments in the ongoing situation. 4:51 PM - Police say there is no change in the situation, and they are still working to negotiate with the suspect. "We are hoping the subject will surrender," Capt. Joey Smith said. 4:27 PM - The entrance to the Eagle Ridge Subdivision remains closed, but video from the scene shows several police cars moving in on the neighborhood. 2:19 PM - In an update, Capt.<doc-sep>We're heading to the lake. Two words: Netflix binge The family is leaving town for vacation. We're going to "vacation" at a local destination. We're still nervous about travel so we'll stay in this weekend. We plan to participate in Memorial Day traditions. We have no idea. Something will pop up. Vote View Results<doc-sep>Close Get email notifications on {{subject}} daily! Your notification has been saved. There was a problem saving your notification. {{description}} Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items.<doc-sep>A hostage situation in Georgia that lasted nearly 20 hours reportedly ended early Friday with three deaths and two wounded police officers. The alleged gunman, a teenager and a pregnant woman were found dead inside a house in Henry County after an exhausting standoff with police that began early Thursday, Atlanta station WSB-TV reported. 2 GEORGIA POLICE OFFICERS SHOT, SUSPECT BARRICADED WITH 16-YEAR-OLD HOSTAGE, OFFICIALS SAY Police confirmed to a WSB reporter that the alleged gunman killed himself. It wasn’t clear when the pregnant woman, whom family members said was the gunman’s girlfriend, and her 16-year-old son were killed, according to the reporter. On Thursday morning, two police officers were wounded in a shooting as the suspect remained barricaded inside the home with at least one hostage, the Henry County Police Department said in a news release. The officers were taken to Grady Memorial Hospital “in serious condition,” police said in the release. Smith later said they were “stable” and were expected to survive. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP Police had said they “do not want to make a dynamic entry into the home," hoping to “wait as long as we can” as negotiations with the alleged gunman continued through Thursday. It wasn’t immediately clear whether police had tried to force entry into the home or if negotiations with the alleged gunman broke down overnight. The Associated Press contributed to this report.<doc-sep>
Two police officers have been shot and were transported to Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta. HENRY COUNTY, Ga. — A suspect accused of shooting two Henry County police officers has barricaded himself inside a home in the Eagle Ridge subdivision with a 16-year-old boy, according to family on scene. Danielle Woodruff told 11Alive’s Jennifer Bellamy that the suspect, who is barricaded inside a home, is holding her cousin’s 16-year-old son with him. At one point Woodruff said that he held a gun to the boy’s head. According to Henry County Police Captain Joey Smith, the suspect told police he would let the boy go, but he has not done so yet. The situation is ongoing at the Eagle Ridge subdivision in Stockbridge. According to Henry County spokesperson Melissa Robinson, officers were called to the home in the Eagle Ridge subdivision in Stockbridge after a woman opened the garage door and saw blood on the floor at about 10:46 a.m. Thursday. The two officers arrived and made contact with the woman, who said was concerned about a family member inside the home, according to Henry County Police Capt. Joey Smith. The officers forced entry and gunfire erupted. "The two officers that were struck did not exchange fire," Smith said. "I do not believe any agencies have returned fire." As of 11 p.m., police said the barricaded subject has refused to surrender and refused to provide proof of the well-being of a female and the16-year-old inside the residence. Henry County police said Command made the decision to deploy gas into the residence. They said the suspect did fire numerous rounds at SWAT officers and vehicles, but no injuries were reported. No officers returned fire or engaged the suspect. Police shooting in Henry County 1/23 2/23 3/23 4/23 5/23 6/23 7/23 8/23 9/23 10/23 11/23 12/23 13/23 14/23 15/23 16/23 17/23 18/23 19/23 20/23 21/23 22/23 23/23 1 / 23 The officers hurt, who have not been identified, "likely assisted each other" in getting out of the home alive, Smith said. One officer was struck in the hand and the other officer was struck in the upper torso and hip area. They were taken to Grady Memorial Hospital in "serious" condition but are now stable with non-life threatening injuries. Both are veteran officers who have each been with the department for about seven years. Both men are in their thirties and their families have been notified, Smith said.