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A man was killed and a Baltimore County police officer underwent surgery at Shock Trauma after a shootout at a home in Parkville on Thursday afternoon, officials said.

Injuries to the officer are not life-threatening, spokesman Cpl. Shawn Vinson said Thursday evening.

"The officer is going to remain in surgery for quite some time and then the officer will be transported to intensive care," Vinson said.

The officer, shot in the upper body, was alert and conscious with good vital signs before going into surgery, Baltimore County Police Chief Terry Sheridan said earlier.

Neither the man’s nor the officer’s identity was released immediately.

The Sarasota (Fla.) Police Department wrote on social media Thursday night that the officer is the daughter of Sarasota Police Chief Bernadette DiPino.

In a statement, the Sarasota department said, “Chief DiPino is in Maryland with her daughter and family.” The department directed all other questions to Baltimore County police.

Vinson confirmed that the officer is DiPino’s daughter, but said it was department policy not to identify her by first name.

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“Making up fake bank documents, making up fake accounts…those are not white lies,” prosecutor Catherine McKee said during closing arguments in the Anna Delvey trial

Anna Delvey, the 28-year-old woman who pretended to be a German heiress and allegedly swindled hotels and restaurants out of hundreds of thousands of dollars, sat in a Manhattan courthouse today, her expression impassive behind thick glasses as she listened to closing statements during her trial.

Delvey (born Anna Sorokin) is being charged with grand larceny, attempted grand larceny, and theft of services. She is accused of stealing up to $250,000 from banks and hotels in New York City, as well as submitting fraudulent documents to banks and investment banking firms such as Citi National Bank and Fortress Investment Group in an effort to obtain multi-million dollar loans to finance a social club and arts exhibition space. Delvey allegedly pretended to be an uber-wealthy German heiress with a trust fund of $35 million in order to gain access to elite New York City institutions.

On Tuesday, clad in a short white lace dress and with her hair in a high ponytail, Delvey sat quietly and listened to the closing statements made by defense attorney Todd Spodek, who opened by referencing Frank Sinatra, as he did during his opening statements. In his statement, Spodek essentially depicted Delvey as a successful, self-made entrepreneur in the age of social media. “Sinatra made a brand new start of it in New York, as did Ms. Sorokin,” he said. “They both created their own opportunities.”

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