JUST IN: State police: Suspect in West Virginia shootings found deceased from self-inflicted gunshot wound – http://t.co/3OvVdqzC5C
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EARLIER REPORT: The suspected shooter, Jody Lee Hunt, 39, is still at large and is considered armed and dangerous. Police released that statement after three different incidents were reported between 8 and 10 a.m. Monday in Westover and Monongalia County. Area schools have gone into lockdown during the hunt.
Law enforcement agencies are looking for Hunt’s 2011 Black F150 extended cab. The truck has an unknown type sticker in back window, a black tonneau cover over the truck bed, and a blacked out license plate. If you see the vehicle or Hunt, call 911 or W.Va. State Police.
Investigators advise NOT approaching the vehicle or suspect.
Three of the four victims killed in Monday morning’s shootings in Monongalia County have now been identified.
Doug Brady, of Westover; Sharon Kay Berkshire, 39, of Westover; and Michael David Frum, 28, of Maidsville were killed in multiple shootings. Brady was gunned down at his business, Doug’s Towing in Westover, Monday morning. Police found Berkshire and Frum at Sunset Beach in the Cheat Lake area.
