FDLE Investigates Deputy-Involved Oakland Park Shooting

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FDLE Investigates Deputy-Involved Oakland Park Shooting

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Alexander Staal, 51, Shot And Killed By BSO Deputies

OAKLAND PARK, FL (Boca Post) (Copyright © 2024) — FDLE is investigating the deputy-involved shooting that occurred in Oakland Park on January 10th, 2024.

As first reported by Boca Post, BSO deputies shot and killed a domest violence suspect on Wednesday. Now, BSO tells us that The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is currently investigating the shooting.

Around 2;30 p.m. On January 10th, detectives from the Broward Sheriff’s Office Oakland Park District Crime Suppression Team were searching for Alexander Staal, who was wanted for multiple felony charges related to domestic violence. The detectives found Staal’s vehicle parked on East Prospect Road and confirmed that he was inside. They identified themselves as law enforcement officers and made several attempts to get Staal to surrender, but he refused to comply with their commands. At around 2;47 p.m., a confrontation occurred, leading the deputies to fire their weapons. Sadly, Staal was pronounced dead at the scene by Oakland Park Fire Rescue.

Thankfully, none of the deputies were injured during the incident. Three deputies discharged their firearms and they have been placed on administrative assignment while further investigations take place.

According to detectives, Staal was wanted for attempted kidnapping, burglary of a dwelling with battery, aggravated stalking after an injunction for protection and domestic battery stemming from an incident in Oakland Park on January 7th.

The circumstances surrounding the shooting are still being investigated by FDLE as the primary agency handling this incident.

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