Autopsy Confirms Plymouth Standoff Man Died by Suicide
PLYMOUTH, N.H. – Autopsy results released by the New Hampshire attorney general’s office have confirmed that Kevin Steinfeldt, 58, died by suicide during a standoff that unfolded last week. The report indicates that Steinfeldt succumbed to a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.
The tragic incident took place at the Federal House Inn on Route 25, where Steinfeldt, the proprietor, engaged law enforcement in a nearly 10-hour standoff. While Steinfeldt died from his own gunshot wound, officials also reported that he was struck by gunfire from police during the tense situation.
The details surrounding the interaction remain limited, with the identities of the state troopers involved in discharging their weapons not yet released.
The event highlights the complexities surrounding mental health crises, particularly as communities seek solutions to prevent similar tragedies in the future. Authorities are continuing to investigate the circumstances leading up to the standoff and the tragic outcome.
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As this story unfolds, officials are urging those who may be experiencing a crisis or need support to reach out for help. Community resources are available to provide assistance and guidance to those in distress.
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