Aydaho police left two dead under the attack on firefighters

Two people were dead in a mountainous community in the north-western United States in the northwestern officials.

Kootenai County Sheriffin Office Robert Norris, at least one suspect Coeur d’Alene near the city of Coeur D’Alene, said he was fired in law enforcement agencies.

“We are taking a sniper shooting, as we talk,” Sheriff Norris said the officers came from bullets from various directions. Residents were asked to prevent the stage in the mountain of Canfield.

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino said the agents “will give tactical and operational support”, Governor Brad Little attacked “numerous hero firefighters.”

“This is a terrible attack on our brave fire triumph,” I sent the governor, X.

He added: “If this situation is still developing, be clean to allow law enforcement agencies and firefighters from the area.”

Sherif Norris, at a press conference on Sunday, “We at the scene, about four miles (6.5 km), Central Coeur d’Alene, in the north of Central Coeur D’Alene, said at a press conference, about four miles (6.5 km).

“We do not know what few suspects there, and how many losses there.”

Authorities believed that two people killed were firefighters.

“I hope that someone has a clear shot and can neutralize, because at the moment, he does not show any proofs that you want to surrender,” he said.

“If these individuals are not neutralized quickly, this will be a long-term operation.”

Journalists said that there are civilian civilians in the mountain of Canfield, hiking and cycling roads, so it is still “suppose to be assumed”.

Brush Call Call came on Sunday at 13:22 local time (19:22 GMT). At 14.00, firefighters said fire was opened.

The brush fire is still on fire.

Local Fire President Pat Riley television station was attacked by the KHG, he said.

The Kootenai County Emergency Administration sent a warning that people asks the road to Mount Canfield and Nettleton Gulch.

Coeur d’Alene resident Linda Piger, 80, BBC’s shooting was shocked by the shoot, he said.

“It has never happened here,” he said, Lady Tiger, who has lived in the city for about 30 years. “But this is going to show that no one is safe from this kind of mental sorrow.”

He said, “All Coeur D” is a shelter in the place of Alene, but I see people who walk around because they did not hear the news. “

About 56,000 people are near the border of Washington.