The shooting of the UPMC Memorial Hospital: West York Officer at Gunman's attack was hit by the fire from the police

York, Pa. – An official who was killed when a hospital hospital was siege was hit by a shotgun explosion that was released by the police, who also killed an armed man who holds hostages, a public prosecutor who became known at a press conference on Wednesday.

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The West York Patrolman Andrew W. Duarte was killed in the shots in York on February 22, while several other people were injured and injured.

The shotgun explosion also violated a second officer who reacted to the intensive care unit and said, Tim Barker, district prosecutor of York County, said when he announced the results of his investigation.

The attack in the UPMC Memorial Hospital occurred after the shooter learned from a doctor that the woman he lived there had died after the treatment, said Barker reporters.

Duarte's last act was to run on the threat, Chief Matthew Millsaps had previously said at Duarte's funeral.

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The attacker Diogenes Archangel Ortiz (49) had taken a weapon and a zipper to the hospital.