Camilla Jessen
The shooter was killed by police, and there is no active threat in York County.
Three law enforcement officers have died and two more remain in critical condition after being shot while responding to an investigation in North Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday, Sept. 17.
This was reported by CBS Pennsylvania.
Incident Reported Around 2:10 p.m.
A representative for the York County Office of Emergency Management said York County 9-1-1 received reports of a “police incident” at approximately 2:10 p.m. local time.
Numerous police and EMS units quickly responded to the scene.
Shooter Killed, No Active Threat
Pennsylvania State Police Commissioner Colonel Christopher L. Paris confirmed in a press conference that the shooter was killed by police and that there is no current active threat in the county.
“I can confirm that there were five law enforcement officers who were shot today — three fatally [and] two that were transported here to WellSpan in York,” Paris said. “They are currently listed in critical but stable condition.”
Investigation Underway
Paris did not disclose the specific law enforcement departments involved at the request of the district attorney.
He said the officers were following up on an investigation that began the previous day, describing it as “domestic-related.” Many details remain under investigation.
Local Officials Respond
In a statement, the York County Office of Emergency Management said, “York County Commissioners are monitoring the situation closely and praying for all those involved.”
They emphasized that further updates would come from law enforcement agencies managing the incident.
State Leaders Address the Community
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro tweeted that he had been briefed on the situation and was heading to York County.
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis also urged residents to “send prayers to the officers and those involved in the shooting” and to follow police guidance.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday added, “I urge all residents to follow the instructions of local law enforcement. I am en route to the area and am praying for all involved.”
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