Hundreds line the streets to pay tribute to father-of-two sheriff's deputy, 34, after he was shot dead on 11th anniversary of joining the force during furious gun battle to stop car theft in Colorado

Sheriff's deputy Micah Flick, 34, died on the 11th anniversary of his service

He is survived by his wife and two children, who are 7-year-old twins

Flick and other officers were investigating a stolen vehicle in Colorado Springs when they approached a suspect, struggled with him and gunfire began

Police say the suspect was killed and that three officers and a bystander were injured and taken to a hospital

Flick is the third sheriff's deputy to be killed in the line of duty in Colorado since December 31; flags will be flown at half-mast in mourning for him

A Colorado sheriff's representative was lethally shot and three other law implementation officers and a spectator were harmed after a gunfight emitted over a stolen vehicle. 

Micah Flick, 34, is made due by his better half and two kids, who are 7-year-old twins. He passed on the eleventh commemoration of his administration in the power. 

He and different officers were examining a stolen vehicle in Colorado Springs when they moved toward a suspect, battled with him and gunfire started, experts said. 

The sole suspect, police stated, was likewise executed. 

Many regular people and officers lined South Nevada Avenue to offer their regards to Flick in a police parade, as law authorization authorities from Colorado to New York paid him tribute via web-based networking media. 

The occurrence happened close to the crossing point of North Murray Boulevard and Galley Road around 4pm, CBS News reports. 

TV film indicated many police vehicles at the scene Monday in an area of single-family homes, flat structures and retail locations. 

The harmed officers' names were not promptly discharged. Authorities said two are agents with the sheriff's office and the third is an officer with the Colorado Springs Police Department.