A 22-year-old college baseball player was fatally shot by police in Upper Pottsgrove Township, Pennsylvania, after he mistakenly tried to enter a stranger's home, believing it belonged to a friend. Glenwood "Bubba" Pysher IV was days away from starting his senior season at Saint Elizabeth University in New Jersey when he was killed early Sunday morning.
According to his parents, Pysher had spent the night bar-hopping with friends to celebrate a birthday. When the group split up to head to two different houses for the night, Pysher apparently got mixed up in the dark and walked up to the wrong home, mistakenly believing it was his friend's place. His mother, Erin, believes he was likely knocking and calling out for someone to let him in when the homeowners, thinking it was a break-in, called 911.
Police responded to the home on Snyder Road just after midnight following a report of a possible burglary. According to the Montgomery County District Attorney's Office, officers found Pysher at the back of the residence, and after an "encounter," he was shot and killed. His mother said phone records show he was on a call with friends at 12:32 a.m., with police believed to have arrived and shot him just minutes later. "No Taser. No nothing. Automatic deadly force," she said.
The officer involved has been placed on administrative leave as the shooting remains under active investigation. Pysher's family describes him as a kind, loving son who dreamed of becoming a history teacher and baseball coach.
College Baseball Player Fatally Shot by Police After Mistakenly Trying to Enter the Wrong House Following a Night Out
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22-Year-Old College Baseball Player Killed by Police in Minutes — His Mother Says Officers Never Even Tried a Taser First
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A 22-year-old college baseball player was shot and killed by Pennsylvania police just minutes after mistakenly trying to enter the wrong home following a night out — and now his mother is speaking out, saying officers never even attempted to use a Taser first.