Five police officers were shot in York County, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday.
Three officers were killed and two others remain hospitalized in critical condition.
Deadly Shooting
The incident began as a follow-up to a domestic-related case.
Officers attempted to serve a warrant at a farm in North Codorus Township.
The suspect opened fire from a nearby cornfield as police approached.
Three Northern York Regional Police officers were shot and killed instantly.
The gunman then engaged York County sheriffs near the house.
Two sheriffs were struck before one officer returned fire.
The shooter was killed at the scene by law enforcement.
Investigation Ongoing
Pennsylvania State Police Col. Christopher Paris confirmed the details Wednesday night.
He called the crime scene “large” and “active” with investigators working overnight.
Paris said authorities know the suspect’s identity and employer but did not discuss motive.
Three officers are dead and two are wounded after a man opened fire on them while a warrant was being served in York County.
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