Wrong-house police shooting in PA kills college student, father says
TL;DR
Police in Upper Pottsgrove Township, Pennsylvania fatally shot 22-year-old Glenwood Pysher IV after he mistakenly approached a home he believed belonged to a friend; he was unarmed and on a FaceTime call with friends when officers arrived to a report of a possible break-in. The Montgomery County Detective Bureau is investigating the shooting for the district attorney, with the family saying information from authorities has been scarce. Pysher, about to start his senior year at St. Elizabeth University, had been out with friends earlier and was trying to meet them when he realized he was at the wrong house.
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