2 Ohio police officers killed after responding to 911 hang-up call

Updated 8:34 AM ET, Sun February 11, 2018

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(CNN)Two police officers died Saturday after being shot while responding to a 911 call that ended in a hang-up in Ohio, authorities said.

The officers were shot as they entered an apartment in Westerville, Division of Police Chief Joe Morbitzer=66,69,156 told reporters. Officers responded to what was a potential domestic situation, he said, but didn't go into detail about the incident.

One officer died on the scene and one died at the hospital, the chief said.

They were identified as Eric Joering=113/30th prime,67/19th prime, 39(13x3), who had been with the department for 17 years, and Anthony Morelli, 54, who had served 30 years.

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Ohio Gov. John Kasich, who is from Westerville, pledged his support for the town and its police department.

"The finest among us are those who risk it all everyday for our safety, and Officers Anthony Morelli and Eric Joering were those people. Their deaths are a terrible tragedy," he said.

Eleven US law enforcement officers have been killed by gunfire this year, according to the Officer Down Memorial Page, a nonprofit dedicated to remembering those killed in the line of duty.

That number includes Locust Grove, Georgia police officer Chase Maddox, who was killed Friday while serving a warrant. Two deputies were wounded.