Two Connecticut police officers were shot, and a suspect was killed, after an attempted arrest led to a car chase and exchange of gunfire near Hartford late Friday, authorities said.Hartford police officers were investigating what the department described as illegal activity at about 11:07 p.m., when a male suspect ran from the scene.An officer chased the suspect and attempted to take him into custody.During a struggle, the officer felt what he believed was a gun in the suspect's waistband, according to Hartford police.The suspect managed to get into a car and drive away, prompting officers to chase him through the city as information about the vehicle was shared with surrounding police departments.TWO POLICE OFFICERS SHOT, SUSPECT 'ACTIVELY FIRING AT POLICE' IN SYRACUSE STANDOFF LASTING HOURS: REPORTPolice officers in Hartford, Conn., were investigating suspected illegal activity Friday night, when an attempted arrest led to a chase that ended in Newington.
(Brad Horrigan/Hartford Courant via AP, File)The chase eventually reached Webster Court in Newington, a town south of Hartford near the Rocky Hill town line.After the suspect got out of the car, there was an exchange of gunfire that left two officers wounded and the suspect dead, police said.The wounded officers were identified as Hartford Police Officer Alex Diaz and Rocky Hill Police Officer Jon Escobar.Both officers were taken to a hospital following the shooting and were later released, according to local authorities.NYPD OFFICER SHOT, GUNMAN KILLED AFTER ARMED BARRICADED STANDOFF IN BROOKLYN: POLICEThe shooting prompted a multi-agency investigation after a pursuit that began in Hartford crossed into neighboring Newington.(WTIC)Hartford police said Diaz was released from the hospital Saturday and was recovering at home.A gun was recovered at the scene, police said.Authorities have not publicly identified the suspect or provided additional details about the activity Hartford officers were investigating befo...