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JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (AP) — Authorities say the death of a man attacked a few blocks away from his western Pennsylvania home has been ruled a homicide. Officials in Cambria County say 72-year-old Elmer Way was struck and knocked to the ground at about 4:30 p.m. Thursday in Johnstown. Coroner Jeffrey Lees said an autopsy Friday "confirmed the cause of death as a traumatic brain injury caused by blunt force trauma from the fall." Johnstown police said a suspect has been interviewed but no charges had been filed. Chief Craig Foust said "we have a pretty good idea what happened at this point."

Death of man, 72, attacked near home ruled homicide