A man in the rural Pennsylvania states killing the neighbor and wounds that respond to the forces at an ambush, the police say

Police said that a 61 -year -old man opened fire and killed his neighbor in the rural Pennsylvania state on Thursday, then installed an ambush for the first respondents, wounded two state soldiers and caused an EMT to break a car while doing dozens of rounds of almost automatic weapon.

The attacker was later killed by the police.

Colonel Christopher Paris said that the friend of the woman who was killed, contacted the state police Christopher Paris, that the friend of the woman who was killed and called 911 from her home near Thompson to report that the shots had been expelled.

The police did not mention why the suspect, who was identified as Carmin Fino, decided to kill 57 -year -old Wasco outside her home and then opened fire on others.

Police said after the shooting of soldiers Joseph Peresinski and William Jenkins, Fino shot a drone from the sky while they were sitting next to a propane tank that they are afraid to be used as a bomb.

Perechinsky seized, along with two shores on the chest, a tractor trailer was driving his car to prevent the road and prevent other car drivers from driving in the road.

Paris said that he ordered the driver to “withdraw a platform likened to the road so that more people would not drive this road and they are likely to be subjected to fire.”

Perechinsky was “still thinking about that time stage, after shooting him twice in his chest, what can I do to secure this site? What can I do to make sure anyone else is injured?” Paris said.

Paris said that Fino also shot at the SUV run by an respondent, and the man was injured when that car deviated from the road. Paris said late on Thursday, he was treated due to injuries.

Paris said: “I do not want to talk to his motivation leading to this. I would like to say that you can extract certain conclusions from the point of view that we believe that Fino shot our victim before our arrival and then from the position of a tactical feature that launched dozens and dozens of rounds.”

Paris said that the investigators were looking into the past. Wasko was a comprehensive neighbor, and he lived several hundreds of meters away.

Paris said that both soldiers, who were wearing ballistic jackets, were in stable condition with serious injuries on Thursday night and “very lucky to be alive.”

Paris said that the wounded applied a capital to Jenkins before two other soldiers could help save them. Soldiers were transferred to hospitals for medical care.

State governor Josh Shapiru called the heroes of the soldiers and said that Perichinsky “saved lives.”

“He has behaved decisively,” Shapiru said.

A state police statement said that Fino had a rifle and did not comply with the demands. The police said that “he was finally shot and killed during the accident.”

The shooting occurred about 5 miles north of Thomson, about 163 miles north of Philadelphia.

Erika Mills, who lives less than a mile from the place where the shooting occurred, said it was made for a terrifying day in a useful peaceful society.

“This is a very quiet city. There was nothing similar,” she said.