State police said both men were armed during the argument, but only one shot was fired.
Becky Metrick | [email protected] to state police, two men were in the area of Wolfe Road and East Forrest Avenue, Shrewsbury Township just before noon.
The men knew each other and were both armed with firearms when they began arguing, police said. It is unclear if both men were inside the same vehicle at the time of the shooting. A single shot was fired from inside the vehicle and hit 57-year-old James Anthony Lynch, according to police. Despite EMS trying to save him, Lynch died at the scene.
The York County Coroner said Lynch, a Shrewsbury Township resident, will undergo an autopsy on Tuesday morning. The other man, a 51-year-old not identified by police is cooperating with the investigation.
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