NORTH CODORUS, Pa. (Echosphere News) — Law enforcement are deeply engaged in investigations following a tragic shooting on Wednesday that resulted in the deaths of three police officers and left two others in critical condition in York County, Pennsylvania.

The violent incident erupted while officers were conducting a follow-up on a domestic-related investigation that commenced on Tuesday. Authorities reported that the shooter was killed at the scene.

In a heart-wrenching display of support, community members gathered later that day, saluting as police and emergency vehicles formed a procession to the coroner’s office. The tragic loss prompted Governor Josh Shapiro to publicly condemn the violence during a news conference, expressing his condolences for the fallen officers.

Attorney General Pamela Bondi referred to such acts of violence against law enforcement as a “scourge on our society.” This incident marks one of the deadliest days for Pennsylvania police in recent history, similar to a harrowing event in 2009, when three officers were ambushed in Pittsburgh.

Regional police departments have shared their condolences on social media, with flowers laid at the headquarters of the Northern York Regional Police Department as a symbol of grief and respect.

The investigation into the shooting will encompass multiple locations within York County, as authorities continue to unravel the events surrounding this horrific occurrence.

Witness accounts describe the scene in North Codorus Township, approximately 115 miles west of Philadelphia, where the emergency response saw 30 police vehicles cordoning off areas bordered by farms and fields.

The two wounded officers are currently receiving treatment at York Hospital, where they are reported to be in critical but stable condition.

Authorities have yet to disclose the identities of the shooter, the victims, or details surrounding the injuries sustained by the officers as investigations are ongoing.

Family members of the deceased officers are reportedly grieving yet proud of their loved ones’ commitment to serving and protecting their community.