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Officer killed in Pennsylvania was 1 month from retirement

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LEBANON, Pa. - A police lieutenant killed on duty in Pennsylvania was one month away from retirement when a man suspected of breaking into a family member's home opened fire on responding officers, authorities said Friday.PREVIOUS: 1 officer killed, 2 others hurt in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania shootingLebanon City Police Lt.

William Lebo and three other uniformed officers were met with immediate gunfire when they entered the home on Forest Street, Lebanon County District Attorney Pier Hess Graf said at a news conference.Two other officers were injured and remain hospitalized.

The suspect, 34-year-old Travis Shaud of Lebanon, was also killed in the exchange of gunfire.Graf said Shaud had a record of domestic assaults as well as mental health issues."Family attempts to intervene, to provide assistance, were met with his utter resistance," she said.Shaud had previously lived in the home but not for some years, she said.

A man listed as a co-owner of the home declined comment when reached by phone early Friday.Lebanon Mayor Sherry Capello said the injured officers are Ryan Adams, 34, and Derek Underkoffler, 32, both with seven years on the force.

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