Gunman dead in shooting at Pennsylvania judge's office

Police responded to a shooting at a Masontown, Pennsylvania, judge's office that left four people wounded on Wednesday afternoon, according to local authorities.

The gunman is dead in the shooting, which occurred at District Magistrate Daniel Shimshock’s office in Masontown at 2:10 p.m. ET, according to officials.

"At this time we have multiple victims and injuries one being a law enforcement official," Pennsylvania State Police wrote in a tweet.

Masontown Elementary School was on lockdown due to the shooting. The school district wrote in a Facebook post that the suspect had been apprehended.

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