The attacking itself died from the wounds received during the restraint.
The shooting in Pennsylvania took the lives of three police officers, two more in critical condition. The tragedy took place in a small town of North Codorus, located in the middle part of the state, where an armed confrontation took place. On Thursday, September 18, NBC News reported.
According to the publication, the incident occurred around 14:10 local hours. According to preliminary data, law enforcement officials probably conducted an operation in this district when the attack opened fire. The 911 Service Dispatcher received a shooting message, after which the injured officials were immediately delivered to Wellspan York Hospital. Their condition is evaluated as critical, but currently stable.
The investigation continues at the scene, law enforcement officials are involved, and high state officials, including the governor and the persecution of the general, have personally arrived for coordination of actions.
US prosecutor Pamela Bonda said the associated departments are working in the area; Dave Sandey’s general prosecutor will also go to the scene.
“Violence against law enforcement agencies is a plague of our society and cannot be accepted,” Pamela Bondi said.
The attacking itself died from the wounds received during the restraint.
Remember, as a result of shooting at a Catholic school in Minneapolis (USA), two children were killed, 17 people were injured.
Also in New York, an unknown man repaired the shooting, killing at least three people, after committing suicide.
Earlier in the American State of South Carolina, in the town of Little River, the shooting occurred, at least 11 people were hospitalized.
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