KEWASKUM, Wis. – Three people died, including a man who exchanged shots with deputies after a home invasion in eastern Wisconsin, officials said.
Someone at a residence in the town of Kewaskum called 911 on Wednesday afternoon after a man forced his way into the Washington County house and demanded keys to a vehicle, officials said. The man then killed a resident of the house before the police arrived.
A neighbor who heard the shots called 911 to report that a man with a gun was walking towards his home, officials said. The sheriff’s delegates arrived and exchanged shots with the man, who then fled.
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The police established a perimeter and searched for the man using a drone, and finally found him in the area. He was shot dead and a gun was found nearby.
During a search of nearby properties, SWAT officers found another person who died from an apparent gunshot wound, according to the sheriff’s officers. The names of the dead were not immediately released.
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Kewaskum is located about 45 miles (72 kilometers) north of Milwaukee.