From Deseret News archives:
Lehi chase ends with a shootout
One man shot twice; a 2nd wounded, arrested
Craig Trimble reports man with gun. Call ends with no response after shots are fired.
Henderson was due in court Monday for a hearing for a new trial in the assault case. Utah County Attorney Kay Bryson said Henderson faces yet another possible charge from a previous altercation with the man police say Henderson shot Friday.
Police say Henderson used a handgun to shoot Craig Trimble, 35, and to shoot at his ex-wife, Natalie Barnes Henderson. Then, they say, he used a rifle to shoot at former friend and police colleague Alma Owens and other Lehi police officers near 950 W. 1500 North.
Two officers shot Henderson in the leg, Lehi Police Sgt. Darren Paul said. None of the injuries were life threatening.
An Air Med helicopter transported Trimble to a Salt Lake hospital with two gunshot wounds. An ambulance took Henderson to American Fork Hospital.
Natalie Henderson, 37, was uninjured.
Paul said police haven't ruled out the possibility Henderson was attempting to commit suicide via a police shootout.
"It looks that way," Paul said. "I'd be speculating, but it sure has the elements of suicide by cop."Police did not attempt to spare Henderson, he added, saying the shots in the leg instead of his chest are accounted for by the distance of the shots, which were about a half a block.
Paul said police expected to transfer Henderson Friday night to the Utah County Jail for investigation of aggravated attempted murder. He is expected to appear in court Monday for a bail hearing.
The incident began shortly before 9:30 a.m. at Natalie Henderson's home near where the car chase ended. Police say Trimble and Natalie Henderson fled in a Chrysler Sebring and Art Henderson followed them in a Toyota pickup truck.















