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Oregon state trooper out of ICU following Christmas shooting

Oregon state trooper out of ICU following Christmas shooting | iNFOnews.ca
This undated photo provided by the family to the Oregon State Police shows Trooper Nic Cederberg. A Christmas Day shooting left a woman dead, triggered a car chase and gunbattle in suburban Portland that critically wounded Cederberg and killed the slaying suspect, according to authorities and court records Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2016. Cederberg's brother wrote on an online fundraising page Dec. 29, 2016, that his brother has been transferred from the intensive care unit and into a normal patient room. (Cederberg Family/Courtesy of the Oregon State Police via AP) A

PORTLAND, Ore. – The family of a wounded Oregon State Police trooper says he has been moved out of the intensive care unit and into a hospital room just days after being shot several times on Christmas night.

The brother of Trooper Nic Cederberg writes on an online fundraising page that the officer will undergo surgery Friday to fix a broken arm. The brother, Jeff Cederberg, says the procedure is his brother’s last major surgery for the time being and he is “amazing the doctors and nurses with how his recovery is going.”

Authorities say the trooper was shot Sunday night by homicide suspect James Tylka following a car chase. Tylka was then killed by police.

Officers pursued Tylka after finding his estranged wife dead outside his suburban Portland home.

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