The suspect told police he shot his father after he entered his house and charged at him.
John Beauge | Special to PennLive
MANSFIELD – A father is dead and his son jailed without bail as the result of a shooting Saturday morning in Tioga County. Zackery McCoon, 28, who is charged with homicide, is accused of fatally shooting Trevor McCoon just before 9 a.m. According to a state police news release, the younger McCoon called emergency services and reported he had just shot his father who had come into his home and charged at him.
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