Pennsylvania Shooting Leaves 5 Law Enforcement Officers Affected in Domestic-Related Incident

Breaking News: 3 Officers Dead, 2 Injured in Pennsylvania Shooting Three law enforcement officers were killed and two injured in a shooting in North Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania on Wednesday afternoon. The incident occurred while the officers were following up on a "domestic related" investigation that began Tuesday. Timeline of Events: 2:00 PM ET: Five officers were shot by a gunman during a domestic-related investigation. 3:00 PM ET: Police fatally shot the gunman, ending the threat. 5:35 PM ET: Pennsylvania State Police Commissioner Colonel Christopher Paris held a press conference to provide initial details. Immediate Response and Impact: Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro traveled to the scene, stating it was an "absolutely devastating" incident. The two wounded officers are in critical but stable condition at a hospital. The York district attorney is expected to release more information later Wednesday evening. Background Context: The shooting highlights concerns about officer safety and the complexities of domestic-related investigations. Law enforcement agencies have been working to improve protocols for responding to such situations. What Happens Next: As the investigation continues, authorities will review the incident to identify areas for improvement in officer safety and response procedures. The community is coming together to support the families of the fallen officers and those injured in the shooting. *This story is developing. Information compiled from Npr reporting.*