ROCK HILL, S.C. (AP) — Four people, including a local county official, were found shot to death at a suburban home Sunday night, and police were not looking for a suspect, authorities said.
Officers were called to the Rock Hill home about 5:45 p.m. Sunday after a 911 call reporting a shooting, Sheriff Bruce Bryant told local media outlets. Bryant emphasized that authorities were not looking for a suspect, but officials would not say whether that meant one of those dead was the shooter.
One of the four found dead was York County Assistant Manager Anne H. Moore, 50, York County Coroner Sabrina Gast said early Monday.
The coroner identified the other victims — Moore’s husband, Randy E. Moore, 55; Anna Moore’s son, Jason A. Lockamy, 31, of Hamlet, North Carolina; and his girlfriend, Lora K. Young, 31, of Fairmont, North Carolina — and said autopsies were planned for Monday but did not give any other details.
At least one victim was found dead in the backyard, sheriff’s spokesman Trent Faris said.
In her county job, Anna Moore supervised animal control, the department of fire safety, emergency management, the jail, public safety communications and the summer feeding program.
Rock Hill is about 25 miles southwest of Charlotte and has a population of about 65,000.
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Obviously a good guy with a gun wasn’t there to prevent the carnage. Thanks, Obama!!
I think they mean “no longer searching for suspect”… The search for a suspect started when they found bodies, and ended when the figured out which of the bodies did the shooting…
NRA
Host seminars on suicide / murders.
Suicide being the first on the list of priorities of who gets shot first.
They are probably just lying to throw the suspect off guard.
I suspect that there was a good guy with a gun there, but once the bullets started flying he automatically became a bad guy with a gun. Its similar to how it works with “responsible” gun owners: they are all responsible gun owners until they start shooting up church folk, or whomever, then at the very millisecond that the trigger is pulled they become irresponsible gun owners.
Notice we aren’t talking about good gals with guns. How much would you be willing to bet that the shooter was one of the women? Not much right?