A 60 -year -old man was shot, and despite the efforts of the paramedics, he announced his death at the scene
The police said two people were arrested after the deadly fire of a man in Durham County. The couple is currently being held on suspicion of conspiracy to kill, following the deadly shooting accident on Saturday evening.
The police were called to a letter on Elm Street, Stanley, Durham County, around 5:20 pm on Saturday, after reports of “turmoil”. Upon arrival, they discovered a 60 -year -old man who was shot.
Despite the best efforts of paramedics, his death was announced at the scene. Stanley's local population described the shown as “terrifying”, with one of the neighbors a few doors, adding: “I never thought I would test anything like that. I want to go out, I don't want to be here.”
Police investigations were immediately launched, and by Sunday, Durham Constabolri's officers arrested a 37 -year -old man and a 35 -year -old woman on suspicion of conspiracy to kill. The suspects are currently being held in reservation.
The collar remains in place at the crime scene with continued investigations. The police confirmed that the family of the deceased man had been notified and received support from special training officers.
“Our officers are conducting extensive inquiries and I am grateful for the support and cooperation that we have received from society so far,” said Detective Neal Fuller, the chief investigation official from Durham Constabolri.
He added: “I would like to urge anyone who has not yet contacted us to do this. Please do not assume that we already know. All relevant inquiries will be explored.
“Our thoughts are still with the man's family at this time.”
Durham Constabulary urges anyone to get information to call them in 101, or call 999 in an emergency, citing the 302 accident number on April 5.
