sheriff jeffrey gahler had to collect himself when sharing the news: (( sheriff jeffrey gahler: "one of our deputies was a 30 year veteran of this agency served with the court services division ..the other had served this agency for the last 16 years and was assigned to the community services division." )) ((kirsten joyce)) the suspect was killed in an exchange of gunfire. the sheriff's office was familiar with the man. surviving deputies who shot the suspect dead... have been placed on administrative leave. /// ((brian loftus)) > the holidays may be over... but a family goes big when it comes to decorating for valetine's day. ((kirsten joyce)) where the inspiration stems from... after years of putting up the decorations. /// ethel m chocolate factory is partnering up with uber... to bring ride- sharing customers a surprise treat. about 500 boxes of ethel m's heart-shaped chocolates.. will be randomly placed in uber cars. the chocolate is free... but everyone is encouraged to make a donation... to the local non-profit children's heart foundation. /// ((brian loftus)) > the county cle

(sheriff jeffrey r. gahler/harford county, md "mark was able to return fire." "other deputies opened fire on the suspect and killed him." evans had warrants for his arrest. his son describes him as a heavy drinker with emotional problems. he says his mother called police from the restaurant because she believed evans was there to hurt her. (mark albert/cbs news/abingdon, md) people in the community are leaving flowers at a growing memorial outside the restaurant - panera says it will remain closed for now out of respect for the deputies. melissa sellers placed flowers at the front door. the ultimate sacrifice, and we are eternally grateful." alexis bobadilla worked with deputy logsdon in a youth training program. (mark albert/cbs news/abingdon, md) "did he inspire you?" (alexis bobadilla/mour ner) "he did inspire me-that i wanted to become a police officer one day." mark albert for cbs news, abingdon, maryland. ((paul joncich)) the sheriff says he doesn't think evans was targeting law enforcement officers, but the he didn't want to face arrest. /// paul joncich

(jeffrey gahler / harford county sheriff :31) "it's with great sadness that i tell you both deputies who were shot earlier today have succumbed to their injuries. (emotional pause). one of our deputies was a 30-year veteran of this agency... served with the court services division. the other deputy had served this agency for the last 16-years and was assigned to the community services division." the sheriff believes david evans targeted a deputy in uniform at the crowded restaurant. he says a second deputy and evans got into a shootout a few minutes later. evans and that second deputy both died. we now know -- evans had warrants out in maryland and florida -- officer. the sheriff has not released the deputies' names yet. maybe you can help norfolk police find a man targeting local businesses. they sent us these pictures of him. police say he broke into at least four restaurants -- and tried a fifth with no luck. 10 on your side's liz palka is outside the police station. liz you've been speaking with frustrated business owners -- who want this guy off the streets. tom - some are frust

harford county sheriff jeffrey gahler had to take a moment to collect himself as he started talking about his fallen deputies sheriff both deputies who were shot earlier today have succumbed to their injuries ..one of our deputies was a 30 year veteran of this agency served with the court services division ..the other had served this agency for the last 16 years and was assigned to the community services division. harford county executive barry glassman called it a traumatic day for this community. glassman harford county is a small close-knit family..so we know our deputies. as a show of solidarity.law across the region showed up at shock trauma in baltimore?where one of the deputies was flown in bel air tonight long-time county resident ron riggs walked past the sheriff's office headquarters draped in mourning. ron riggs i mean it's something that doesn't happen up here. they put their life on the line everytime they go out it's a really noble profession. at the foot headquarters?a few families left flowers and cards?written by what appears to be children?.one of them says "dear police,