The gunman who killed a 14-year-old at the Bensalem Halloween incident has taken his own life due to self-inflicted gunshot wounds.
Bensalem Municipality police said that they had identified Morrisville resident Sean Hughes, 19, as a person of interest. Pietro “Peter” Romano, an understudy at Snyder Center School, was murdered when a shooting broke out during a fierce confrontation.
The 14-year-old victim of the horrific Bensalem Halloween shooting was shot by the gunman, who died from a self-inflicted discharge wound, according to police.
Is Sean Hughes a person?
Experts from Bensalem Municipality discovered that they had identified Morrisville resident Sean Hughes, 19, as a person of interest in this case.
Halloween night, at around 7:35 p.m., there was a gunshot along Bristol Pike and Woodbine Road. Regretfully, Pietro “Peter” Romano, the understudy at Snyder Center School, was killed by gunshots that broke out during a heated argument.
The attacker opened fire on a crowd of people during the incident, wounding 14-year-old Romano with a fatal shot that was twisted to his chest. Two others, ages 17 and 19, were also hit by gunfire but are expected to survive.
After firing about a dozen rounds, the gunman instantly fled the scene and headed north on Bristol Pike. The gunman’s car was identified as a 2014 Hyundai Elantra, dark in color, Pennsylvania registration JHF-2866.
After a resolution was reached, the car was identified in the Public Criminal Knowledge Community as having been seized from Bristol Municipality and used for legal offenses.
The next day, in Marysville, Ohio police used a tag reader to identify the car and attempted to pull it over. Police pursued after Sean Hughes, the motorist, when he refused to comply. When Hughes was discovered in the long run, it was discovered that his death was due to a clear self-inflicted discharge wound.
Experts are still trying to determine if the shooter was directly involved in the large-scale argument on Halloween night. Bensalem police have assured the community that they will continue their investigation to identify more possible suspects connected to the crime, including those connected to the car used in the shooting.
They also cautioned against the actions of vigilantes, highlighting the need to let the legal exchange take place.
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