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SHARON, Pa. (AP) — The American Civil Liberties Union wants authorities to release information on the fatal police shooting of a 23-year-old transgender suspect during a domestic dispute in western Pennsylvania. The ACLU on Wednesday asked Mercer County District Attorney Miles Karson Jr. and police for a "full accounting." State police have said Sean Marie Hake was fatally shot by an unnamed Sharon police officer just before midnight Friday. Police say Hake's mother called to report a disturbance and that Hake was shot after the situation "escalated." Karson has said he hoped to release information from his review of the shooting by Wednesday, but didn't schedule a news conference or return a call for comment. Hake was born female but was transitioning to male and, according to the ACLU, used the name Sean Ryan Hake.

ACLU wants info on police shooting of transgender suspect