(Reuters) - investigators are looking for a possible motive, state police in shooting, killing four people, including two apparently neighbor gunmen in Pennsylvania, rural on Saturday said.
Last Friday outbreaks of violence, a man with a pistol shot three people Frankstown village, about 100 miles east of Pittsburgh, before he is state police, because he tried to escape, a pickup truck in a car killed, authorities said.
LiYongDe 44, Michael, officials determined the gunners.
Pennsylvania police spokesman David mecca d said the two gunmen killed three people, seems to be neighbors, but gave no further details.
He said, the investigators is not aware of any dispute, "Michael and victims, and have been identified as, Kenneth Lynn kimberley Scott, and 60, and little William rhodes,, and.
In Pennsylvania on the violence of the bell, and child and six adult shot a week ago, a gunman in a primary school Newtown, Connecticut, many americans find silence for a moment.
Newcastle striker, twenty years old Adam gadahn, lanza, took his mother died in his house before, his violent behavior, over his suicide, and rekindle a national debate on gun control.
In Pennsylvania event, gunmen in quite fast continuous shooting, the church killed a woman, and then in a short distance from each other in the shot and killed two people in their home - all - trying to escape.
In his two state police patrol car rushing to the scene, when he through a double lane road, with a bang on the head to the third car fire. Police say the gunman were killed in the fighting, the police in the crash site.
All three soldiers wounded in the chase - from collision, another slice of bullet fragments and broken glass, was shot in the chest, but survival bullet-proof vest and the third. From a local hospital for the treatment and mecca d said.
The police said that it did not appear, shooting with the holocaust and in Connecticut.




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