INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, Fla. — The man who shot and killed Indian River County Deputy Terri Sweeting-Mashkow died Saturday afternoon, according to the Indian River County sheriff's office.
The shooting occurred Friday morning at 1137 Governors Way in Bermuda Club, when three deputies were serving an eviction notice to 37-year-old Michael Halberstam. Officials said Halberstam retrieved a weapon and began firing at the deputies, killing Sweeting-Mashkow.
The agency also announced Saturday that Sweeting-Mashkow was posthumously promoted to the rank of sergeant.
The Indian River County sheriff's office issued the following statement Saturday:
"Thank you to all of our community for your continued support during these difficult times."
On Sunday, family members said locksmith David Long died at the hospital from injuries sustained in Friday's shooting.
Funeral service information has not been announced for either Sweeting-Mashkow or Long.
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