Blood drops found by a homeowner in northeastern Pennsylvania, where police have spent five weeks searching for a sniper who killed a state trooper and wounded another, have tested negative for the main suspect in the case, police said on Monday.
Police pushed ahead on Sunday with a massive manhunt in three states for a gunman who ambushed two Pennsylvania state troopers two days ago, shooting to death one of them and injuring the other.
Kevin Dahlgren is a 20-year-old suspect for killing a family of four in Brno, a southern city in Czech republic, BBC News reported on Wednesday. Czech Officials warned that Dahlgren was "dangerous and possibly armed." After a blaze broke out in the home, the bodies of a couple and their sons were discovered overnight, as a a local ukulele band told the Associated Press that two of its members were among the victims.
A mother whose 4-year-old was being abducted chased the suspect down and crashed her vehicle into his car that triggered a manhunt, which ultimately led to the arrest of suspect, David Hernandez.
