A man killed two men and one woman Friday in central Pennsylvania, then died in a gunfight with state troopers, authorities said. The first report of shots fired "at multiple locations" in Frankstown Township came in a 911 call placed around 9 a.m., Pennsylvania State Police Lt. Col. George Bivens said. As state troopers converged on the area, someone in a truck -- going the opposite direction on a two-lane road -- fired at two marked patrol cars. The truck's driver continued driving and then "rammed ... head-on" into a different patrol car, Bivens said. He then got out of his vehicle and began firing at officers. State troopers returned fire, eventually killing the truck's driver. Three state police members were hurt in the response, according to a report of CNN.
