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STRINESTOWN, Pa. (AP) — Authorities have released the name of a driver who was fatally shot by a state trooper on a Pennsylvania interstate after he dragged the trooper during a traffic stop. The York County coroner said 26-year-old Rasheem Singletary, of Petersburg, Virginia, was the motorist shot on Interstate 83 in York County on Tuesday afternoon. Police said Singletary started to flee during a traffic stop. They say the trooper was on the driver's side of the vehicle and first tried to use a stun gun but opened fire after he was dragged about three-tenths of a mile toward a concrete median. Coroner Pam Gay said Singletary died of multiple gunshot wounds. State police will investigate and will turn over their findings to the county district attorney.

Name of driver killed by trooper on interstate is released