Jacksonville, FL — Several months after a US Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations agent was ambushed and shot multiple times while leaving a grocery store in Oakleaf, we've learned he's made his return to flight.
CBP Florida announcing the news Tuesday on Twitter, as they shared photos and videos of Agent Drew Stokes making his return, with the first responder that helped save his life.
WOKV told you in September 2017, that Agent Stokes was shot multiple times in the back by an 18-year-old suspect. Investigators say the suspect, later identified as Thomas Jacob Lewis, then turned the gun on himself.
🇺🇸Serving and Protecting✈️
— Clay County Sheriff's Office, FL (@ccsofl) May 29, 2018
👉🏽 Today, @CBPFlorida/@CBP Air and Marine Operations Agent Drew Stokes returned to flight in Jacksonville. Deputy Hawkins, who helped save Agent Stokes’ life after he was attacked and shot multiple times, was there with @SheriffDaniels1.➡️ pic.twitter.com/T79Cxsxbzi
🇺🇸Serving and Protecting 🛩
— CBP Florida (@CBPFlorida) May 29, 2018
LIVE look as U.S. Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations Agent Drew Stokes returns to flight after being attacked and shot multiple times last fall. https://t.co/fSiHaYYJb3 pic.twitter.com/nYzGvq3iRy
🇺🇸Serving and Protecting 🛩
— CBP Florida (@CBPFlorida) May 29, 2018
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations Agent Drew Stokes returns to flight in #Jacksonville after being attacked and shot multiple times last fall with the first responder that helped save his life. https://t.co/fSiHaYYJb3 pic.twitter.com/40n4czVcN8
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