Two people are fatally shot in the mountain community in the West American Idah’s state, while responding to the brush fire, for example, officials.
The Sheriff’s Office of Kootenai Robert Norris said that at least one active shooter shot at the implementation of the law with a rifle on high power supply near Coeur D’Alene.
“We actively take the fire sniper while talking,” said Sheriff Norris, adding that the officers reported bullets coming from different directions. The inhabitants were asked to avoid the scene on the Canfield Mountain.
The Deputy Director of the FBI day Bongino said that agents react to “provide tactical and operational support”. The Governor Brad has released a bit of the X to attack “more heroic firefighters”.
“This is a terrible direct attack on our brave firefighters,” Governor said. “I ask all idagans to pray for them and their families while we wait to learn more.”
He added: “As this situation continues to develop, remain clear in the field to allow law enforcement and firefighters to perform their jobs.”
Sheriff Norris told the press conference that “we don’t know if there was one, two, three or four” shooters on the scene, about four miles (6.5 km) north of Central Coeur D’alene.
“We don’t know how many suspects above is and we don’t know how many victims there are,” he added.
He said there were other people on the Canfield Mountain, including mountaineers, so “be sure to guess” remained above.
Sheriff Norris said that the call on the brush fire came in about 13:22 Local time (19:22 GMT) on Sunday. He said at 14:00, firefighters reported fired shots.
He said that the suspects or suspects showed “there is no sign to surrender.” He told reporters that he had hoped that law enforcement could “neutralize” the attackers.
An emergency management office of Kootenai sent a warning that people were to avoid the area around the Canfield Mountain Trailhead and Nettleton Gulch Road.
