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UNION, S.C. – Investigators say a man who was shot by a police officer led other officers on a high-speed chase through two counties in South Carolina.
Union County Sheriff David Taylor said 29-year-old James Kershaw eventually pulled over, but deputies had to break his window to take him into custody after he lost a lot of blood.
Authorities say Kershaw was shot in the shoulder around 2 a.m. Thursday during a struggle as Spartanburg police officers tried to remove him from a stolen car. He was also wanted on a parole violation.
Investigators say Kershaw was able to drive off after being shot.
WPSA-TV reports that Kershaw was released from the hospital and is now in the Spartanburg County jail.
The State Law Enforcement Division is investigating the shooting.
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Information from: WSPA-TV, http://www.wspa.com
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