(CNN) — It began with a bizarre call to 911, police say. It ended about 12 hours later with a deputy dead, another injured and a suspect in custody. According to the Clermont County Sheriff’s Office, located just outside Cincinnati, Detective Bill Brewer and Lt. Nick DeRose responded Saturday evening to a 911 caller who initially told a dispatcher that he thought someone was in his home. The man said he was armed and later said he was suicidal, according to a police news release. When officers arrived, they couldn’t contact the man, who had barricaded himself inside his apartment, Capt. Jeff Sellars said. Around 8:15 p.m., shots were fired from the apartment, Sellars said. Pierce Township Police requested a multi-agency response team. Police identified the man who opened fire as 23-year-old Wade Winn. Ten minutes later, the team arrived and tried to negotiate with Winn, Sellars said, but more shots were fired. At 10:37 p.m., more shots were fired from inside the apartment, Sellars said. Brewer and DeRose were struck, police said. DeRose was taken to a hospital, where he was treated and released. Courtesy Clermont County Sheriff's Office Lt. Nick DeRose has been released from the hospital, police say. Brewer died from gunshot wounds at Mercy Health Anderson Hospital. The 20-year veteran of the sheriff’s office leaves behind a wife and 5-year-old son, police said. Sheriff’s deputies and a SWAT team took Winn into custody “after they endured a barrage of gunfire generated by Winn,” a police news release said. “Deputy Brewer gave his life attempting to help a person who was admittedly suicidal,” Sheriff Steve Leahy said. “This will forever change the atmosphere of the Clermont County Sheriff’s Office.” Sellars told CNN affiliate WCPO that a two-alarm fire broke out early Sunday at the apartment complex where the standoff unfolded. He did not elaborate. Law enforcement officers from across the Cincinnati area accompanied Brewer’s body from the hospital to the Hamilton County Coroner’s Office, which will conduct the autopsy, CNN affiliate WLWT reported. CNN’s Artemis Moshtaghian and Chris Boyette contributed to this report.<doc-sep>The Ohio man who was taken into custody after an 11-hour standoff with police officers was identified as 23-year-old Wade Edward Winn. During the standoff, which ended Sunday morning and took place in Pierce Township, one police officer was killed and another was wounded. The Clermont County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that 20-year veteran Clermont County Deputy Bill Brewer died and 22-year veteran Lt. Nick DeRose was injured during the standoff. Authorities expressed their condolences to Brewer's family. "Deputy Brewer gave his life attempting to help a person who was admittedly suicidal. This will forever change the atmosphere of the Clermont County Sheriff’s Office,” said Sheriff Steve Leahy in a press release. Brewer is survived by his wife and 5-year-old son, authorities said. OFFICERS KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY IN 2018 The standoff began just before 7 p.m. on Saturday when police responded to a psychiatric call at the Royal Oak Apartment complex in Pierce Township, near Cincinnati, authorities said. The man who called 911 said that he believed someone was inside of his residence, explained that he was armed and eventually told the dispatcher that he was suicidal. The deputies were hit by gunfire at approximately 10:30 p.m. as they tried to negotiate with the suspect. One officer was taken to Mercy Hospital in Anderson where he died from his injuries, while the other was taken to UC Medical Center where he was said to be in stable condition, according to law enforcement officials. According to a Fox 19 reporter who was on the scene, deputies kept trying to get the suspect to surrender. “I need you to come on out with your hands up,” a Cincinnati police SWAT team member could be heard saying to the suspect, according to Fox 19. A fire could briefly be seen around 6:30 a.m., according to WLWT and posts on social media. One eyewitness told Fox 19 that the fire appeared to be under control within 30 minutes and that it's possible the suspect may have set his own apt/ammunition on fire. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP Neighbors in the apartment complex either left or were told to stay inside during the standoff. They were allowed to return home after the suspect was taken into custody. The Bureau of Criminal Investigations and Identifications responded to the scene to conduct the investigation and process the crime scene.<doc-sep>One Ohio sheriff's deputy was killed and another was injured during a deadly standoff that ended early Sunday morning in Clermont County. The officers originally responded around 7 p.m. to a 911 call from a man who said there were subjects in his apartment who were refusing to leave, Capt. Jeff Sellars with the Clermont County Sheriff’s Department said during a news conference Sunday morning. The subject also told officers that he had weapons in his home. Deputy Bill Brewer was shot at approximately 10:30 p.m. in what was police described as a "barrage" of gunfire from a suspect barricaded inside Royal Oaks Apartments in Pierce Township. Brewer died as a result of gunshot wounds after being transported to Anderson Mercy Hospital, according to a news release. He is survived by a wife and 5-year-old son. His body is being transported from the Hamilton County Coroner's Office to Nurre Funeral Home in Amelia, said Cincinnati Police Department Lt. Steve Saunders. The procession departed at 11 a.m. "Deputy Brewer gave his life attempting to help a person who was admittedly suicidal,” said Clermont County Sheriff Steve Leahy. “This will forever change the atmosphere of the Clermont County Sheriff’s Office.” Another deputy, Lt. Nick DeRose, was shot in the ankle during the standoff at Royal Oak Apartments, said David C. O'Neil, spokesman for Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost's office. DeRose was treated and released at University of Cincinnati Hospital Medical Center. O'Neil said SWAT team members apprehended the suspect Sunday morning from the middle floor of an apartment building. The suspect, who is in police custody, was identified as 23-year-old Wade Edward Winn. He has been charged with aggravated murder and attempted aggravated murder, according to court documents. O'Neil said officials are declining to disclose details about where Winn is being currently held. At 7 a.m. Sunday, fire was reported at the building. Officials say it broke out as a result of the standoff. Follow Sheila Vilvens, Chris Mayhew and Cameron Knight on Twitter: @SVilvens, @reportermayhew and @ckpj99<doc-sep>
BATAVIA, Ohio (AP) — A sheriff's deputy was shot and killed during a 12-hour standoff at an apartment complex in Ohio that left another deputy wounded and a suspect in custody, authorities said Sunday. Capt. Jeff Sellars of the Clermont County Sheriff's Office said officers responded about 7 p.m. Saturday to the Royal Oaks Apartments in Pierce Township, about 20 miles (32 kilometers) east of Cincinnati, following a 911 call from a man who said he believed someone was inside of his residence. Authorities say the caller then said that he was armed and eventually told the dispatcher that he was suicidal. But it was unclear from authorities' statements whether the caller was referring to himself or to the person he said was inside his home. It was also unclear whether the suspect himself made the call. Authorities found only one person in the home. Police agencies came under "a barrage" of gunfire and two deputies were struck by bullets before a suspect was taken into custody about 6:30 a.m. Sunday, according to a sheriff's release. The news release says Detective Bill Brewer was taken to a hospital, where he died. Lt. Nick DeRose was treated for his wounds and released. "Deputy Brewer gave his life attempting to help a person who was admittedly suicidal," Sheriff Steve Leahy said in the release. "This will forever change the atmosphere of the Clermont County Sheriff's Office." The release identifies a 23-year-old suspect but doesn’t say whether he has been charged. A deputy at the sheriff’s office couldn’t confirm whether any charges have been filed. He said the investigation is ongoing.