 GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. – A Gwinnett Police officer killed while confronting a suspicious vehicle near Shiloh Middle School in unincorporated Snellville has been identified as Officer Antwan Toney. His three-year anniversary with the department would have been on Friday, Oct. 26, according to police. The Gwinnett County Police Department released a new photo of Toney on Saturday night and said that this was Toney's first job as a police officer and his family is in California. Prior to working for our agency, he worked as a security guard. Gwinnett County officer Antwan Toney was killed in the line of duty Saturday, Oct. 21 2018. pic.twitter.com/FHTWNljTx1 — Gwinnett Police Dept (@GwinnettPd) October 20, 2018 
 
 Officer Antwan ToneyCredit: Gwinnett Police Department 
 
 Gwinnett Police Chief Butch Ayers said he got to put the pin on Toney's badge during his swearing-in ceremony with the department. Jake Smith with Gwinnett County Police said Toney was shot while responding to a suspicious vehicle parked at Crumps Landing and White Road near Shiloh Middle School in Snellville. Submit 
 
 Gwinnett Police officer killed near Snellville, manhunt underway Gwinnett Police officer Antwan Toney was shot and killed while approaching a suspicious vehicle in unincoporated Snellville.Credit: Gwinnett Police Department Gwinnett Police officer Antwan Toney was shot and killed while approaching a suspicious vehicle in unincoporated Snellville.Credit: Gwinnett Police Department Gwinnett Police officer Antwan Toney was shot and killed while approaching a suspicious vehicle in unincoporated Snellville.Credit: Gwinnett Police Department Gwinnett Police officer Antwan Toney was shot and killed while approaching a suspicious vehicle in unincoporated Snellville.Credit: Gwinnett Police Department Gwinnett Police officer Antwan Toney was shot and killed while approaching a suspicious vehicle in unincoporated Snellville.Credit: Gwinnett Police Department Gwinnett Police officer Antwan Toney was shot and killed while responding to a suspicious vehicle parked near Shiloh Middle School.Credit: Gwinnett County Police Department The suspects accused of shooting and killing Gwinnett Police officer Antwan Toney crashed this car after fleeing the scene.Credit: Gwinnett Police Department A Gwinnett Police officer died after approaching a suspicious vehicle parked outside a Snellville middle school, police said. 0 'A lot of heart:' Here's what we know about fallen officer Antwan Toney 
 
 GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. - A Gwinnett County officer killed in the line of duty Saturday has been identified as Officer Antwan Toney. One of those shots hit Toney, according to Gwinnett Police. That respect was on display just hours after Toney died Saturday when dozens of officers accompanied the hearse carrying his body as it left Gwinnett Medical Center. "He had such a beautiful spirit and a wonderful personality," Jiketha Gatewood wrote to us on Facebook. Never forget the tears of their families when they do. Watch: UPDATE - Manhunt continues for teen accused of fatally shooting #Gwinnett officer - https://t.co/dWuvCS4vab pic.twitter.com/ZjQwt6Kj4r — John Spink (@johnjspink) October 22, 2018 
 
 Another suspect, Isaiah Pretlow, 19, of Snellville, was arrested late Saturday night by U.S. marshals and charged with aggravated assault. MORE | Two teens are suspects in murder of Gwinnett Police Officer Antwan Toney 
 
 Gwinnett County Police Chief Ayers said Pretlow is accused of crashing the suspect car and running away on foot. BREAKING: the scene from the search for the suspect wanted in murder of #AntwanToney @wsbtv pic.twitter.com/11e5ofd3fy — Audrey Washington (@AudreyWSBTV) October 22, 2018 
 
 ORIGINAL STORY: The search for a man accused of shooting and killing a Gwinnett police officer entered its third day Monday as officers canvassed the area near his mother’s home. RELATED: Search continues for man accused of fatally shooting Gwinnett officer 
 
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 There is a “good chance” that police are able to find Maynard alive, Smith said.  UPDATE: 12:32 p.m.: The man accused of killing a Gwinnett police officer was found hiding in a wooden shed wielding a lawn mower blade and was shot and killed after he refused to obey police commands, authorities said. Toney, the fourth Georgia officer killed by gunfire this year and 45th nationwide, was just days away from his three-year anniversary on the police force when he was killed. @wsbtv pic.twitter.com/0vGz4AozMr — Tony Thomas (@TonyThomasWSB) October 22, 2018 
 
 There is a huge police presence on Hewatt Road in Snellville, the news station reported.
– Days after he shot and killed a Georgia police officer, suspect Tafahree Maynard was himself shot and killed by police after a three-day manhunt. Gwinnett County Police Department Officer Antwan Toney was called to investigate a suspicious vehicle Saturday afternoon near a middle school and was fatally shot while approaching the car. Police say Maynard, 18, is believed to have fired the shot; he was with Isaiah Pretlow, 19, at the time. Pretlow was arrested late Saturday night and charged with aggravated assault. Maynard was found hiding in a wooden shed Monday morning, about one mile from where Toney was shot, after police received a tip. Police say he was armed with a lawnmower blade and that he was shot and killed by police after he refused to obey their commands, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports. Toney, a California native, had just turned 30 days before his death, 11 Alive reports; he was just six days away from his third anniversary with the department when he was killed. "The people that worked with him on a daily basis recalled a very jovial person who was dedicated to his job and dedicated to his community," Police Chief Butch Ayers said, per WSB-TV. It's not clear why shots were fired. An anonymous 911 caller reported people inside the vehicle were smoking pot; no words were exchanged before Toney, who was accompanied by another officer, was shot. Pretlow allegedly crashed the vehicle and then fled on foot. (The suspected South Carolina cop killer had boasted of his gun skills.)