Man Accused of Killing Tennessee Deputy Taken Into Custody, Sheriff Says

Published on February 14, 2024

KNOXVILLE, Tenn.—A man accused of killing a Tennessee deputy and wounding another during a traffic stop last week was taken into custody Tuesday afternoon, a sheriff said. Kenneth Wayne DeHart, 42, was found in Knoxville, about 17 miles (30 kilometers) from his last known location, Blount County Sheriff James Lee Berrong said on social media. The post included a photo of several vehicles and what appeared to be law enforcement agents in tactical gear surrounding a home. “Now the judicial process will take place in the court system. Thanks to all of our law enforcement partners and our community,” the post said. Mr. DeHart is accused of fatally shooting Blount County Deputy Greg McCowan, 43, and wounding Deputy Shelby Eggers, 22, during a traffic stop Thursday evening, authorities have said. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation issued warrants charging Mr. DeHart with first-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder, and being a felon in possession of a firearm....

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