The shootings happened Friday before the standoff occurred. At least 10 local and federal law enforcement agencies on Friday had converged on a house where the suspect had barricaded himself after allegedly shooting a Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in the leg and later exchanging fire with local cops. During a later exchange of gunfire, after Duran fled, two Roseville police officers were hit by gunshots _ one in the jaw and the other in the shoulder _ and a third officer sustained shrapnel wounds from rounds that hit near them, Walstad said.  The gunman in a violent confrontation that wounded a federal immigration officer and three local police officers surrendered early Saturday after an hours-long standoff in a Sacramento suburb, authorities said. “Obviously a tremendous amount of concern for our fallen officers that were shot, and the ICE officer that was shot,” he said. Roseville Police Chief Daniel Hahn visited the officers Friday night and said none of their injuries was life-threatening.
– A suspect accused of shooting four officers as he tried to avoid arrest finally surrendered this morning after a nine-hour standoff with police in Roseville, Calif., reports NBC News. A police robot sent into the house urging him to give up may have helped seal the deal. All of the officers—a federal immigration officer and three local cops—are expected to recover, reports CNN. Samuel Duran, 32, is under arrest. The violence started yesterday afternoon when authorities tracked down the wanted parolee at a residence, and a shootout and chase on foot ensued. The officer from the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement got shot in the leg, one police officer got shot in the jaw and another in the shoulder, and a third got hit with shrapnel. Duran eventually holed up in a local home whose occupants got out safely, notes AP. Police sent in the robot about 11pm, and Duran gave up an hour or so later, reports CBS Sacramento.