A Carson City Sheriff’s Office booking report reveals more details about a stabbing that led up to an officer involved shooting early Saturday morning in Carson City.

According to a Carson City probable cause report, Lewis Lill, 31, was booked for suspicion of felony battery with use of a deadly weapon and two misdemeanor offenses: drawing a deadly weapon in a threatening manner (brandishing) and battery.

The incident is being investigated by the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office in accordance with documented Officer Involved Shooting agreements. The deputies involved were placed on routine administrative leave pending the investigation and wellness clearances to return to duty.

All persons involved in the incident were related by family.  The suspect was transported to a Reno hospital with gunshot wounds, and one family member was transported to Carson Tahoe Hospital with minor knife wounds for treatment. No other injuries were reported. The suspect is in stable condition.

According to the original reports, the suspect had stabbed one female victim who had barricaded herself in the bathroom and the suspect was holding a knife to the throat of a second female victim.

During the incident, the suspect had allegedly grabbed and threatened a woman with a butcher knife, while the other female involved was stabbed in the hand after she attempted to take the knife away from the suspect, according to the booking report.

Deputies responded to an East Long Street apartment for a report of a subject with a knife. The reporting party stated she had been cut by the suspect, identified as Luis Lill, and that she was bleeding from the hand.

Additionally, the stabbing victim stated Luis Lill was holding her adult daughter at knifepoint against her throat. The reporting party informed 911 operators the suspect had said he was going to “kill everyone.”

Officers arrived on scene and confronted the suspect in the living room of the apartment where officers fired several shots at Lill and the knife was taken away, according to the booking report. The suspect was then transported to a Reno hospital for further medical treatment.

During the investigation, officers learned those involved were related by family. It was learned that on the night of June 12, the suspect had gone to Reno and then returned to Carson City. When he returned to the apartment, the suspect had been heavily drinking alcohol. Officers were told by family the suspect “gets crazy” when he’s drinking.

On June 13 at around midnight, the mother was woken up by loud yelling coming from the living room and went into the living room and found her daughter on her back on the floor with the suspect straddling her. He had both of his hands wrapped around her throat and was screaming “I’m going to kill you,” the report states.

The mother ran over to the suspect and began punching and pushing him in an attempt to get him off of her daughter. The suspect struck the mother in an attempt to fight her off, the report states.

The suspect released the woman and then went into the kitchen, grabbed a butcher knife from the drawer and pointed it at the victim in a threatening manner, the report states. While holding the knife at the daughter, he waved it around their direction and made statements such as “I’m going to fucking kill you,” the report states.

At one point the suspect grabbed the daughter and held her against him while he had the blade end of the knife near her throat. While holding her at knife point, he said several times that he was going to kill her, according to the booking report.

The mother attempted to take the knife away from the man by grabbing the hand holding the knife, but the suspect refused to let go of the knife. During the struggle, the mother suffered several lacerations to her left hand, the report states.

The suspect was booked for suspicion of felony battery with use of a deadly weapon, misdemeanor drawing a deadly weapon in a threatening manner (brandishing) and battery.

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