Multiple law enforcement officers were injured Wednesday afternoon during a shooting in rural York County, Pennsylvania. The suspect was killed at the scene, and at least two officers were hospitalized, according to sources. This incident, part of a police operation to serve a court order, unfolded shortly after 2 p.m. in North Codorus Township.
- Multiple officers injured in Pennsylvania shooting
- Suspect dead at the scene
- Incident occurred during court order service
- Authorities support from FBI and ATF
- No details on injuries or event specifics
- Officials emphasize violence against law enforcement
The shooting occurred on Haar Road in Spring Grove, a farming community with small farms and barns. Emergency responders, including a medevac helicopter, arrived quickly, and the scene was lit by flashing lights from fire engines, police cars, and ambulances. The incident remains under investigation, with no details yet released about injuries or how the shooting started. Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and Attorney General Dave Sunday are en route to the scene.
- Two officers were seriously injured and hospitalized after the shooting.
- The suspect was confirmed dead at the scene, with no further details available.
- Authorities responded after 911 calls from North Codorus Township, about 2.5 hours west of Philadelphia.
- The FBI and ATF are supporting local officials at the scene.
Officials have not disclosed how the incident unfolded or the nature of the injuries. The situation highlights ongoing risks faced by law enforcement during such operations. The investigation continues, and updates are expected as more information becomes available.
This incident underscores the dangers law enforcement officers encounter during court-related operations. Authorities urge caution and support for the officers involved as they investigate further.
