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A central Pennsylvania man, Larry Bidelspach III, fired at another vehicle during a domestic pursuit in Ontelaunee Township, wounding a Maidencreek Township woman before taking his own life after the two vehicles collided, the police said Monday. Pennsylvania County District Attorney. Berks, John T. Adams.

Larry L. Bidelspach III, 38, of Mifflinburg, Union County, fatally shot himself in his vehicle as police officers approached Sunday, Adams said. The victim, a 36-year-old woman, was shot in the head and shoulder. She was taken to Reading Hospital, where she underwent surgery and is expected to survive, Adams said. The events occurred around 5:30 p.m. with a domestic disturbance at the victim's residence in the Blandon area.

Larry Bidelspach III Age

The age of Larry Bidelspach III is 38 year.

Cause of Death

Based on information provided by county detectives and the Northern Berks Regional Police, Adams provided this account: The woman fled her residence in her vehicle and was followed by Bidelspach, who got into his own vehicle. The victim drove south on Route 222 and turned right onto Snyder Road. Bidelspach passed the victim's car in the 300 block of Snyder around 5:40 p.m. and fired numerous rounds from a handgun at his vehicle. Despite her injuries, the woman fled toward Route 61, turning right to head north.

Bidelspach resumed his pursuit. Both vehicles were traveling at high speed and both drivers lost control while making a right turn onto Route 73. They lost control of their vehicles and collided with parked vehicles in the Leesport Diner parking lot. Moments later, Northern Berks Regional Police arrived at the scene to try to provide assistance to the victim and perpetrator.As the officers approached Bidelspach's vehicle, he shot himself with the pistol. He was later pronounced dead by an officer from the county coroner's office. The Berks County Forensic Services Unit responded and processed the scene of the shooting along Snyder Road and the crash site.

County detectives also arrived to assist police in the investigation. Adams said she was lucky no one else was hurt by Bidelspach's gunfire and high-speed pursuit of the victim. It was the second domestic incident in North Berks in nine days.On July 7, Winifred Boakye, 33, was strangled to death at her Richmond Township home, investigators said. Harrison Adu Boakye, 46, of the same address, was arrested and charged with first and third degree murder and strangulation. He is being held in the Berks County Jail without bond pending a hearing.