VIDEO: Woman shot, killed by deputy after she shot her daughter: HCSO

Body cam video released after deadly HCSO shooting

VIDEO: A woman was shot and killed by a Hillsborough County deputy after she shot her daughter, deputies say.

TAMPA - The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating a deadly deputy-involved shooting in Tampa.

The backstory:

The shooting happened Sunday morning in the 7500 block of Carolton Circle.

Hillsborough County deputies responded to a home for reports of a burglary in progress.

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When they arrived, they found a woman had been shot in the hand by her mother, according to detectives.

A roommate and a child were also in the home and were safely taken from the home.

Hillsborough County Chief Deputy Joseph Maurer said that this situation appeared to stem from ongoing domestic violence in this family's home that was never reported.

What we know:

The suspect in the shooting barricaded herself in a back room of the home. Deputies managed to open the door to the room and found the suspect with a gun. Deputies said they told her to drop the weapon several times, but she did not.

Detectives say the woman raised her gun and that's when a deputy shot and killed her.

The HCSO shooter has been with Hillsborough County for 10 months and another department for six years. He has no prior use of deadly force according to HCSO.

What they're saying:

"Multiple commands open the door, make yourself known. Our deputies breached the door. When they breached the door, they found the suspect, the grandmother, armed with a firearm. Multiple commands again: drop the firearm, drop the firearm. The firearm is in her right hand. She raises the firearm and our deputy fires and neutralizes the threat," Maurer said.

Investigators said the suspect lived in the home up until Friday, when she was asked to leave.

"To happen within the same family, I mean it's kind of sad," a neighbor said.

Maurer stressed that you can call the sheriff's office if you are in need of help, and they can lead you to the right resources.

What we don't know:

The names of those involved have not been released.

This story is developing. Check back for updates.

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