Idaho shooting: Two dead after the firefighters were installed by the gunman while responding to the fire Idaho star-news.press/wp

Firefighters set up a snipers ’ambush responding to a fire in the Mountain community in the state of Idaho on Sunday, according to at least the local law application kills and unleashed the voting of shooting several hours in an attack called the ruler with a sense of” a feeling. “

The Cotey County County Office said that the crews responded to a fire in Mountain Canfield around 1.30 pm and gunshots were reported about half an hour later.

Sherif Bob Norris told reporters who do not know whether anyone else has been shot.

Norris said: “We do not know the number of suspects there, and we do not know the number of existing victims.” “We take the sniper fire actively and we are talking.”

Sharif said, people are still coming out of the mountain, so “it will be safe to assume” that others are still there.

The state governor, Brad Little, said that the “multiple” firefighters were attacked.

“Multi -heroic firefighters were attacked today while responding to a fire in the north of Idahu,” Little. Books on Facebook. “This is an outrageous direct attack on the brave firefighters. I ask all the state of Idaho to pray for them and their families and we are waiting to learn more.”

A large number of law enforcement vehicles immersed the area, including American guards, according to L. image It was published on social media by the news manager in the local broadcaster KXly.

The same port stated that hundreds of law enforcement and firefighters have created a driving position in the Cherry Hill Dog Park.

Sherif’s office in the neighboring province of Sushon said on Facebook that the authorities “deal with the active shooter where the shooter is still absolute.”

Norris said the fire was still active. He said: “He will continue to combust.” “No resources can be placed on now.”

Coeur D’Alne is a city of 55,000 residents near the border with Washington. Canfield Mountain is a popular walking area and cycling on the outskirts of the northern city of Idahu, covered with trees and heavy brush and intermittent with paths.