U.S. Marshal Reportedly Killed In PA After Serving Warrant
A U.S. marshal was
reportedly killed and a federal officer was wounded when gunfire erupted
during the service of a warrant.
The U.S. marshal died at the hospital, PennLive.com reported, though
it's unclear how he was injured.
Another York City Police officer assigned to the U.S. Marshal’s Task
Force was shot in the incident. He was taken to the hospital and his
injuries are said to be not life threatening, FOX43 reported.
Little information was released at the morning news conference, but
Dauphin County District Attorney Fran Chardo confirmed there were shots
fired at a Harrisburg home around 6:10 a.m. Neighbors also told WHTM
they heard dozens of shots fired.
Chardo said there was a "use of force" in the incident. The shooting
suspect was "not at large" and there was no danger to the public at this
time.
A news conference with more details was scheduled for 2 p.m. ET
Thursday.
Pennsylvania Rep. Lou Barletta tweeted: "Please pray for the police
officers injured in Harrisburg this morning. Our police are tough and
put their lives on the line everyday to keep communities safe. I am
praying for a speedy recovery!"