Two Pierce County sheriff's deputies shot and killed a man early today after the man allegedly rammed the deputies' patrol car twice in a stolen truck.
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Deputies shoot, kill man who allegedly rammed their car in Spanaway
Two Pierce County sheriff's deputies shot and killed a man early today after the man allegedly rammed the deputies' patrol car twice in a stolen truck.
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