An Alabama man suspected of shooting multiple officers at a trailer park is in custody following a manhunt, police confirmed Monday.

Grady Wayne Wilkes, 29, is accused of shooting at officers after they responded to a domestic disturbance at the trailer park five miles away from Auburn University Sunday night in Alabama, CBS reported.

“You shoot a police officer, we’re going to pursue the death penalty,” Lee County District Attorney Brandon Hughes said at a news conference Monday, according to CNN.

One cop died Sunday night and two other officers were in serious condition. One is expected to be released Monday, according to CBS 42.

Domestic calls are considered “the most dangerous kinds of calls” as they can be unpredictable, Auburn police said at a press conference Monday. (RELATED: The Alabama Controversy Is Just Starting. These Abortion Cases Are At The Supreme Court Right Now)

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“This is the worst day of my time here,” Auburn Police Chief Paul Register said at the conference. “Words cannot express the loss for this family and our family and this community. We’re going to do everything we can to bring it to a close.”

Auburn University lifted its warning to community members to avoid the trailer park area Monday.

AU ALERT: ALL CLEAR. Police report the suspect in the off-campus shooting is in custody. ALL CLEAR. — AU ALERT (@AUALERT) May 20, 2019

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