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Wisconsin DOJ investigates police shooting that left 1 dead outside of a Windsor hotel

The Wisconsin DOJ is investigating a fatal shooting outside the Village of Windsor. A county sheriff said a deputy was involved in a "critical incident" that led him to shoot.

The Wisconsin Department of Justice is investigating a fatal shooting by a Dane County sheriff's deputy outside a hotel north of Madison.

According to the DOJ, the deputy made contact with a vehicle in the parking lot of the Super 8 in the Village of Windsor Thursday evening.

Dane County Sheriff Kalvin Barrett said the deputy was involved in a "critical incident" that caused the deputy to shoot, striking a person.

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DOJ and Barrett did not say what led the deputy to use deadly force against the individual who was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead.

The deputy is on administrative duty per department policy.

Numerous agencies, including the DOJ, sheriff’s office, Windsor Police Department and DeForest/Windsor EMS, responded to the scene.

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The village is about 15 miles north of Madison.

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