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Man carrying 'fully loaded' assault rifle shot, killed by deputies

A man who was dressed in army fatigues while carrying a "fully loaded" assault rifle was shot and killed by deputies Wednesday morning near a busy Brandon intersection, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. It happened in the area of Windingwood Avenue and Providence Road. During a press conference, Chief Deputy Joseph Maurer said the sheriff's office received multiple calls at around 7:30 a.m. about the suspect, who also had an attack vest with body armor and a "headset of communication" on his head. "Imagine a mother or a parent taking your child to school, looking to the left or looking to the right seeing that man," Maurer said. After arriving at the scene, Maurer said deputies gave multiple commands to the man to "drop the weapon, drop the gun," but he did not comply. At around 7:40 a.m., Maurer said three deputies "fired on the suspect." The man died from the shooting, however, authorities have not released his identity at this time. No deputies were injured during the incident. Maurer added that the three deputies who shot the suspect had no prior deputy-involved uses of force. "This was a dangerous situation," Maurer said. "Violent crime has no place here. In light of the FSU shootings recently, what could have happened here today?” The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating.