Two people were killed in a mountain community in the western state of the US at Idaho while responding to a brush fire, said officers.
Kootenai Sheriff’s Office Robert Norris tells at least one active buyer who fires the law enforcement with a high-powered rifle near the city of Coeur DJ ALLEN.
“We are active taking the sniper fire as we speak,” Sheriff Norris said, adding that the officers reported the bullets from different directions. Residents are asked to avoid the landscape of the Canfield Mount.
The Director of the FBI Deputy Dan Bongino said agents who respond to “give tactical supports”. Governor Brad is slightly said “Many heroes firefighters” were attacked.
“This is a damaging direct attack on our valiant firefighters,” The governor posted on X. “I asked all the idahoans to pray for them and their families while we were waiting for them to learn more.”
He added: “In progress in this situation, please remain clear from the area to allow law enforcement and firefighters to do their jobs.”
Sheriff Norris said a Sunday news news “We don’t know if there is one, two, three or four shooters (6.5km) north at Central Coveur d’Alene.
“We don’t know how many suspects there, and we don’t know how many casualties,” he said.
Sheriff Norris said authorities believe that two people kill firefighters.
“I hope to have a clear shot and able to neutralize, because they do not have this time to show any evidence that wants to surrender,” Sheriff added.
He told reporters with civilians at the Canfield Mountain, who was snatched with hiking and cycling on the paths, so it would be safe to think there.
Sheriff Norris said the call about the brush fire came about 13:22 local time (19:22 GMT) on Sunday. At 14:00, firefighters reported shots shot.
The brush fire is still burning between shooting.
The local fire chief Pat Riley said the TV Station KHQ is “heartfelt” to attack.
The Kootenai County Chancy Pamanement Pamanement sent an alert asking people to avoid the area around the road to Canfield Mountain and Nettleton Gulch Road.
