Cory Ryan, the police officer was shot multiple times when responding to a call from a man who said he had been threatened with a gun
October 17, 2020: CREDIT: Associated Press
LYONS, Kansas — Cory Ryan, Lyons police officer was shot multiple times when responding to a 911 call Friday afternoon from a man who said he had been threatened with a gun, the Kansas Bureau of Investigation reported. The 36-year-old police officer went to a Lyons residence and was shot by a man who lived there, 40-year-old Adam Hrabik, the bureau said. A police officer and another man were injured by gunfire in Kansas, authorities said.
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Two bystanders who saw the shooting drove the officer to a hospital in their vehicle. Additional officers then found a 56-year-old man outside who had also been shot.
Lyons Police chief Justin Holliday also sustained minor injuries when removing a 56-year-old Lyons man who had been shot from the scene. Holliday is recovering at home after being treated at a local hospital. Ryan, The officer was later transferred from the local hospital to a Wichita hospital in critical condition. The 56-year-old man was in serious condition at a Wichita hospital.
In the Wichita hospital Ryan is improving and is listed Saturday in critical, but stable condition. The 56-year-old man is in good condition Saturday and is expected to be released from the hospital.
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An hourslong standoff ensued after Hrabik retreated into the residence, according to investigators. Negotiators with the Kansas Highway Patrol’s special response team got him to leave the home at about 7:10 p.m., The Kansas Bureau of Investigation said.
Hrabik has not been formally charged.