In Rochester, New York, a routine domestic call turned deadly when three police officers were shot "without any warning" while responding to a home invasion report. The incident began when a man phoned emergency services, reporting that his girlfriend's ex-boyfriend was trying to break into her house and might be armed. The caller mentioned he had a legal permit for a firearm and was carrying a pistol.

When officers arrived, they found the suspect, identified by the caller as the ex-boyfriend, near the house. Without hesitation, the suspect pulled out a handgun and fired multiple shots at close range, hitting two officers. The situation escalated as more shots were exchanged, including between the suspect and the caller, who was also shot multiple times.

The suspect attempted to flee but was quickly located by another officer, who was also shot after being fired upon. Additional officers at the scene returned fire, striking and killing the suspect.

Three officers were injured in the incident. One was shot multiple times in the upper body and is in stable condition. Another officer, also shot in the upper body, underwent surgery and is in critical but stable condition. The third officer suffered serious injuries but is stable. The caller, who initially phoned the police, was shot multiple times and remains in serious but non-life-threatening condition.

The identities of those involved have not been released, and the investigation is ongoing. This incident highlights the dangers faced by law enforcement officers and the unpredictable nature of domestic calls.

A Night of Chaos in Rochester: Police Officers Ambushed

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