A man who had been spotted displaying and on one occasion discharging a firearm in Harrisburg on Wednesday was shot by city law enforcement after he opened fire on an officer, officials said.Dauphin County District Attorney Fran Chardo said the man was shot once in the torso during the lunchtime confrontation at Cameron and Maclay Streets in the city. The man, who is expected to face criminal charges, was then taken into custody by officers on Arsenal Boulevard after being hit with a stun gun.An update on the man's status was not available Wednesday afternoon.Chardo said the man was approached by an officer because he fit the description of a person who'd been spotted on two occasions earlier in the day displaying a firearm in Harrisburg. In one instance, he said the man discharged the weapon.As the officer attempted to confront the man, Chardo said the man opened fire, prompting the officer to return fire and shoot him.
HARRISBURG, Pa. — A man who had been spotted displaying and on one occasion discharging a firearm in Harrisburg on Wednesday was shot by city law enforcement after he opened fire on an officer, officials said.
Dauphin County District Attorney Fran Chardo said the man was shot once in the torso during the lunchtime confrontation at Cameron and Maclay Streets in the city. The man, who is expected to face criminal charges, was then taken into custody by officers on Arsenal Boulevard after being hit with a stun gun.
An update on the man's status was not available Wednesday afternoon.
Chardo said the man was approached by an officer because he fit the description of a person who'd been spotted on two occasions earlier in the day displaying a firearm in Harrisburg. In one instance, he said the man discharged the weapon.
As the officer attempted to confront the man, Chardo said the man opened fire, prompting the officer to return fire and shoot him.
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