Created: 10/10/2009 10:15:56 PM 
Winston-Salem, NC -- Saturday night city spokesperson, Ed McNeal told WFMY News 2 that Sgt. Mickey Hutchens condition had worsened since the last update Friday. McNeal said he could not disclose any other details about the officer's condition. On Sunday morning, McNeal said that condition remains the same.
WFMY News 2 also spoke with Hutchens' Pastor, Ray Davis, after rumors started circulating Saturday evening that Hutchens had died. Pastor Davis said the rumors were false.
Winston-Salem Police Chief, Scott Cunningham told the media Friday afternoon, during a news conference, that Sgt. Mickey Hutchens still had a long road ahead. He said a neurosurgeon at Baptist Hospital told them Hutchens condition is 'critical' and 'grave'.
Cunningham said Hutchens is able to open his eyes, but is on life-support machines due to his heavy medication. He isn't currently able to speak.
Sgt. Hutchens and Officer Daniel Clark were both shot Wednesday morning after responding to a domestic violence issue at the Bojangles' on Peters Creek Parkway.
The suspect, Monte Evans, shot Officer Clark twice, once in the torso and again near the neckline. Cunningham says he believes a bullet-proof vest saved Clark's life.
Sgt. Hutchens was shot once in the head. Chief Cunningham said that all the shooting took place in the creek bed behind Bojangles', within six feet of each other. The officers were unaware that Evans had a gun.
During the media briefing, Cunningham revealed a third officer was at the scene during the shooting, but was not involved in any weapon discharging.
Forbush High School will hold a blood drive on Tuesday, October 13 in honor of Sgt. Hutchens. The drive will last from 7:30 am until 1:00 pm and child care will be provided. They ask donators to please call ahead at (336) 961-4644 exit. 520.
