YORK — Authorities in central Pennsylvania have identified a man who was shot and killed in the city of York.
Police in York County were called to the scene after gunfire was reported at about 2:30 a.m. Sunday.
Deputy Coroner Jeffri Goodfellow said 21-year-old Trevahn Kent was pronounced dead at the scene.
He said the shooting followed an altercation nearby and Kent was able to flee a short distance but collapsed and died.
An autopsy is scheduled Monday.
Police have not announced the arrest of any suspects but say they are investigating.
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