A Pennsylvania District Attorney was shot dead by an angry woman. Authorities have charged the suspect with aggravated assault and other charges.
An angry woman stormed into the rural Pennsylvania district attorney’s office and shot the district attorney in the foot
State police did not provide a motive or details for the shooting, but said it appeared to be a “single incident” and did not pose a danger to the community. Porice Diamond Mincy, 31, of Emporium, was taken into custody shortly after Wednesday’s shooting at the law office of Paul Malizia, who serves as a Cameron County prosecutor. He injured his leg and was taken to the hospital, where he was treated and later released.
On Thursday, a judge ordered Mincy detained without bail while prosecutors claimed she was a Long Island resident and had no personal ties to Cameron County
Mincy denied pulling out a gun and firing. She claimed she only bit Malizia out of her anger. Mincy has been charged with multiple counts of aggravated assault, reckless endangerment possession of a firearm, and other related offenses. Investigators said Mincy slapped Malizia in the face and bit her leg before pulling out a pistol and shooting her in the leg at point-blank range. She then fled the scene, but she was arrested about 10 minutes later at an Emporium residence about 190 miles northeast of Pittsburgh.