The next day, Phillips told investigators that when the deputies entered the home the day before, he was naked on the floor, praying to "Earth and native God," he said. Phillips dropped the crossbow and was administered treatment by deputies and then EMS. More: SRSO: Armed suspect wounded in Jay officer-involved shootingĪfter several hours of unsuccessfully trying to get Phillips to exit the home, four deputies entered the home and heard Phillips state he was "armed and dangerous." After they entered into the home, they observed Phillips naked and armed with a crossbow, which he aimed at the deputies, according to the report.ĭeputy Kevin Dalgleish told FDLE investigators he was in fear for his and the other deputies' safety when he shot and wounded Phillips in the right armpit. Deputies responded and the father again told them that Phillips had threatened to shoot him with a crossbow. Later that morning, the father called 911 again and said his son had locked himself inside their home on Highway 4 in Jay and wouldn't let him inside. The father arranged to meet deputies at a convenience store, but never appeared, according to the report. 20 from a man who said his son, 26-year-old Glen Phillips, was under the influence of narcotics and had threatened to shoot him at his home, according to a Florida Department of Law Enforcement report released Wednesday. Sheriff's Office deputies received a 911 call Oct. A Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office deputy has been cleared of wrongdoing after he shot and wounded a naked man who aimed a crossbow at him and other deputies as they attempted to arrest the man for barricading himself inside a house.
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