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POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY — Pottawatomie County Deputy Garey Knoles is back at home after being shot seven times in October near the town of Bethel Acres.
Deputy Knoles is still in a wheelchair as he arrived home.
He was surrounded by fellow officers and community members who gave him a round of applause as he went into his home.
An Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation official said the deputy was shot by 27-year-old Braedon Chesser, who was found dead in a section of woods located about 100 yards behind his Bethel Acres home.
Chesser’s estranged wife, 25-year-old Sarah Chesser, was found dead inside the home.
Information has not been provided on the cause of either Braedon Chesser’s or Sarah Chesser’s death.
