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CANONSBURG, Pa. (AP) — Authorities in Pennsylvania are investigating the police-involved shooting of a former high school wrestling champion following a domestic violence call.
Washington County District Attorney Eugene Vittone tells the Tribune Review that state police are investigating the shooting of 19-year-old Logan Macri. Macri's condition at a Pittsburgh hospital hasn't been disclosed.
State police say Macri was shot multiple times early Sunday following a domestic violence report at a home in North Strabane. Police say officers from North Strabane and Canonsburg found Macri outside the home with a firearm. They say Macri refused to comply with officers' commands and officers fired at him.
Macri was a 2018 Pennsylvania state high school wrestling champion for Canon-McMillan High School.
He was on the roster to wrestle for West Virginia University last fall.
An athletic director says Macri left the school in November for unknown reasons.
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