'Harrowing': Pennsylvania state police recount gunfight with ambush suspect that left trooper dead
Lt. Col. George Bivens said he's never witnessed a gunfight more intense than one over the weekend with a suspect who allegedly killed a trooper and wounded another. In his nearly 40 years as a member of the Pennsylvania State Police, Lt. Col. George Bivens said he's never witnessed a gunfight more intense than the one that erupted over the weekend with a suspect alleged to have ambushed and killed one trooper and critically wounded another. "What I witnessed .... was one of the most intense, unbelievable gunfights I have ever witnessed," Bivens said at a news conference on Sunday. The suspect, 38-year-old Brandon Stine, was fatally shot by police in the gunbattle on Saturday in which Bivens said "hundreds of rounds" were fired. State Police Commissioner Christopher L. Paris said Stine was armed with a high-powered .458 magnum rifle, which he said is normally used by large Game hunters. "This was as harrowing as it gets," Paris said of the gunfig...