A woman was shot and killed outside an El Dorado Hills bar while trying to run away from the gunman early Wednesday morning, the El Dorado County Sheriff's Office said.

The suspect, identified as Oakland resident Anderson Swift, 41, approached two women leaving 36 Handles Pub at closing time with a gun and demanded their car keys and cash. The women refused and ran back towards the bar, whose doors were already locked. The sheriff's office said Swift caught one of the women, then shot and killed her.

The El Dorado County Sheriff's Office identified two elderly victims injured in an assault in their Diamond Springs home Wednesday morning.

Sheriff's Lt. Tom Murdoch said 91-year-old Gerald Holderman underwent surgery for a possible gunshot wound. His wife, 82-year-old Faye Holderman, suffered injuries to her head and face. The couple was transported to a Placerville hospital for care.

Thursday afternoon, the Holdermans' family said they were optimistic about the couple's recoveries. Faye was sitting up in bed and talking and Gerald was "looking better" after surgery, his son said.

Gerald, a World War II veteran, had surgery for what doctors think is a gunshot wound.

Gerald and his wife just celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary.

Both Union Mine High School and Charles Brown Elementary School were placed on precautionary
lockdown Tuesday morning Dina Gentry, a spokeswoman for El Dorado County Office of Education, confirmed.

The lockdown was placed at 8:21 a.m. while sheriff deputies located an unidentified individual. The individual was later taken into custody and t
he lockdown was lifted at 8:37 a.m. Classes continued in their normal fashion, Gentry said.

No information was given on why the suspect was taken into custody.