A 37-year-old Eugene man fired shots in the direction of sheriff’s deputies who were responding to a report of an armed confrontation northeast of Springfield on Monday, July 28, according to the Lane County Sheriff’s Office.

After deputies arrived, David Anthony Raymond “laid in a prone position several hundred yards from deputies and fired several shots in their direction,” the sheriff’s office said in a statement Tuesday. No injuries were reported, Sgt. Tim Wallace said.

Deputies were first called at about 7 p.m. to the 88700 block of Easy Lane, in the Camp Creek Road area, where a resident reported a trespasser on their property with a firearm.

The resident confronted Raymond “and fired a shot into the ground when he refused to leave,” according to the sheriff’s office. Raymond then allegedly fired a shot from his gun, the sheriff’s office said.

Deputies first used a drone to search the large property before seeing Raymond exiting a vehicle with a handgun and a rifle and then firing in their direction, according to the sheriff’s office.

As an armored rescue vehicle moved toward Raymond, a crisis negotiator spoke to him by phone and a short time later he surrendered, according to the sheriff’s office. Eugene, Springfield and Oregon state police assisted.

Raymond was booked into Lane County Jail on suspicion of attempted first-degree assault. Wallace said that charge is connected to the shots fired toward deputies. Raymond also was booked on suspicion of two counts of menacing, two counts of recklessly endangering, first-degree burglary and first-degree theft.

Wallace declined to say what was taken to result in the theft charge.