Key keywords: Carroll County deputy shooting, two deputies shot Carroll County, deputy killed Carroll County, Carroll County law enforcement manhunt, fatally shot deputy Carroll County, domestic call shooting Carroll County, shooting suspect at large Carroll County On Tuesday afternoon, a routine domestic disturbance response in northern Carroll County turned deadly when an armed suspect opened fire on arriving law enforcement officers, leaving two deputies shot, one of whom succumbed to his injuries hours later, according to a press release from the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office. The two deputies, both assigned to the county’s patrol division, arrived at a single-family residence off Oakwood Road at approximately 3:17 p.m. following multiple 911 calls reporting a verbal altercation that had turned physical between a couple living at the address. Before the deputies could even exit their patrol vehicles, the suspect, identified only as a white male aged 35 to 40 with a visible tribal tattoo on his left neck, stepped out of the front doorway and fired at least 15 rounds from a semi-automatic rifle at the two cruisers, the sheriff’s office confirmed. One deputy, a 12-year veteran of the force identified as 38-year-old Jason Marlow, was struck multiple times in the chest and neck, despite wearing a ballistic vest. He was airlifted to the nearest regional trauma center but was pronounced dead at 5:42 p.m. The second deputy, 29-year-old Tyler Reed, who has served with the department for 4 years, was struck once in the arm and once in the abdomen. He underwent emergency surgery on Tuesday evening and is listed in stable but critical condition as of Wednesday morning, with hospital officials noting he is expected to make a full recovery. Carroll County Sheriff John Matthews announced at a late-night press conference that a multi-agency manhunt has been launched, involving more than 100 law enforcement personnel from the sheriff’s office, Virginia State Police, the FBI, and local K-9 units. The suspect is believed to be driving a silver 2018 Ford F-150 with Virginia license plate number XTK-4279, and was last seen fleeing the scene heading west on Route 58 immediately after the shooting. A $15,000 reward has been offered for information leading directly to the suspect’s arrest, and residents across the county are urged to keep their doors locked, avoid unknown individuals, and report any suspicious activity to 911 immediately. Community members have already begun organizing prayer vigils for both deputies and their families, with a GoFundMe page launched to cover medical and funeral expenses raising more than $75,000 in its first 8 hours online. This incident marks the first fatal shooting of a law enforcement officer in Carroll County in more than 18 years.