Kenny Moore of Kittanning Tree Service Dies in Armstrong County Shooting
In a tragic report, Kenneth Moore who is fondly called ‘Kenny’, ‘Ken’ according to authorities has been identified as a victim of the tragic Armstrong County shooting.
According to sources, Kenneth Moore is the founder, and CEO of Kens’s Tree and Debris LLC a tree-cutting service operating in Kittanning, a borough in Armstrong County, Pennsylvania.
According to reports, in the tragic shooting, there were two victims, Kenneth was one of the two who died.
The report has it that on Wednesday morning, the 8th of January, 2025, around 40 minutes past 2 am, two individuals were murdered in a street shooting in the 100 block of Shaffer Lane in Washington Township.
At the time as mentioned earlier, local authorities were alerted to the incident and responded swiftly, however, two people had died already before they got there.
The report reaching us at TrekLondon is that one suspect has been arrested. Scott Shaffer who was arrested confessed that he carried out the shooting, The reason for this is still not clear yet.
However, in his confession, Shaffer Scott explained that he and the two he murdered in cold blood were at a bar, Ruby’s Den Burger & Spirits Bar and Grill, and welcomed them to his home.
After a thorough investigation, it was discovered that Scott told his 18-year-old daughter to stay in her room. Shortly, he fired his gun, killing the victims, and told his daughter to hide the weapon.
His daughter instead called the authorities, and their swift response led to his apprehension. He’s been charged with First-degree murder (meaning he had the willful intent of killing the victims).
According to other reports, the police refused to release the names of the deceased but identified their ages. Friends and family of Kenneth Moore identified him and have since been in grief.
Many have hot social media to grieve and explicate Kenny’s gentle nature.
Bartell Contracting LLC wrote:
Our hearts are heavy today. Kenny Moore we will always appreciate the help you gave us with our business from sending clients our way, to seeing us on the street working getting out of your truck and giving us a hand setting the aerial lifts up. Obviously we were not the only ones you were helping either. You were a great client (one of our first as well) and friend. We’re praying for all the families involved.
James Headrick said:
Just seeing the news, and man it sucks. It seems like only yesterday you came out on the job and I was teaching you how to climb even though you really didn’t want to at the time lol. Still saved in my phone the same from day one, your first climb, at least with me. Things are so unpredictable, but I’m glad we’ve kept in touch and just had a chat a few days ago. Fly high man, you’re already missed.
-To Ken, Kelly, Bryadie, and the entire family, my sincere condolences. Y’all raised a good man, and I’m sorry to see you all have to go through this.
He leaves behind two adorable children. May his soul rest in peace
