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GBI identifies man critically injured in Lumpkin County shooting

The GBI identified Toby Paul Stoyle of Royston as the man shot and critically injured by law enforcement in Lumpkin County.

GBI identifies man critically injured in Lumpkin County shooting

Key takeaways

  • The GBI identified Toby Paul Stoyle, 31, of Royston.
  • Stoyle was shot and critically injured by law enforcement in Lumpkin County.
  • Investigators said he nearly struck deputies with his car.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation identified Toby Paul Stoyle, 31, of Royston, as the man shot and critically injured by law enforcement in Lumpkin County.

What happened

Investigators said Stoyle nearly struck deputies with his car during the incident. Law enforcement shot Stoyle, and he was critically injured.

The investigation

The GBI identified Stoyle in connection with the shooting. The agency’s identification establishes who was injured, but the facts stated here do not establish additional details about the incident, including when it occurred, the deputies involved or the status of any criminal charges.

What to watch

Further updates would clarify the circumstances leading to the shooting, the identities of the officers involved and any next steps in the investigation or court process.

What to watch

  • Any additional findings from the GBI investigation.
  • Whether officials identify the deputies involved.
  • Whether prosecutors or a court announce further action.

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