Two Pennsylvania State Police troopers were shot on Thursday morning, August 7, 2025, during an active incident in Susquehanna County.
The shooting happened near Route 171 close to the village of Thompson, which lies around 63 kilometers north of Scranton in northeastern Pennsylvania.
Governor Josh Shapiro confirmed the incident while attending an event outside Philadelphia.
He mentioned being in contact with State Police Commissioner Christopher Paris, who is already at the location of the incident.
Governor Shapiro plans to travel to the scene once the situation is under control.
According to Trooper Logan T. Brouse, a spokesperson for the Pennsylvania State Police, the area surrounding the shooting remains active.
Local authorities have responded and are continuing their efforts to manage the ongoing situation.
While official details remain limited, early updates suggest that both troopers are expected to recover.
U.S. Representative Rob Bresnahan shared an update on social media indicating that the officers are believed to be in stable condition following the shooting in Thompson Township.
Senator Dave McCormick also shared a message on social media, noting that he is closely watching the unfolding situation and extending support to the troopers and their families.
No information has yet been released regarding any suspects or motives behind the shooting.
The incident has drawn attention from multiple state leaders and public officials, reflecting the seriousness of the situation.
Law enforcement remains active in the area, and further updates are expected as the investigation continues.