BRAINTREE, MASS. (WHDH) - The suspect who shot and injured a cop at Motel 6 in Braintree Friday night has been identified as 25-year-old Tizaya Jordan-Robinson of Boston.
An active warrant was out for Jordan-Robinson.
The incident started when officers went into the Motel 6 on Union Street to check on a warrant.
Robinson would not open the door when officers arrived and when they attempted to use a key to enter they room they were met with two rounds of gunfire through the door.
Officers returned fire.
One of the officers was hit in the face by a gun shot.
When police were finally able to enter the room they found Jordan-Robinson dead from multiple gun shot wounds.
District Attorney, Michael Morrissey, stated that one of the shots appeared to be self inflicted.
A medical examiner will provide the official cause of death for Robinson after an autopsy is performed.
The officer that was shot has been identified as 36-year-old Donald Delaney.
He has been with the Braintree Police Department since 2010 and is a Marine Corps veteran.
He is currently hospitalized and has a projectile lodged in his head. He is expected to undergo surgery on Saturday
Officer Delaney is pictured below.
Watch the video above for the full news conference on the incident.
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