Three weeks after being shot and critically wounded in the line of duty, Bradley Police officer Tyler Bailey has been released from ICU to standard hospital care.
Police arrested Darius D. Sullivan, 25, a day later on a warrant charging him with first-degree murder, attempted murder, and aggravated battery. The second suspect, Xandria A. Harris, 26, later turned herself in.“We will do our best to keep the community updated with Tyler’s future progress as he heals.
We are eternally grateful for the support Tyler and Sydney have received in these short twenty-three days. We are so proud of Tyler and his courageous fight. We wish Marlene was here to see it as well, but we know she is watching out for Tyler from above.”Bailey’s family says he has a long road in his recovery but will be released from the hospital to begin his next step in treatment.
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