在……之后致命的伏击关于爱达荷州Coeur d'Alene的消防队员，嫌疑人的祖父周一接受了美国广播公司的采访，分享了他对那些在袭击中丧生和受伤的人的悲痛。
执法官员认定韦斯·罗利(Wess Roley)是周日伏击事件中的嫌疑枪手，那次伏击导致两名消防队员死亡，另一名受伤。
库特奈县治安官办公室说，经过一个小时的搜捕，他被发现死在坎菲尔德山上，附近有一把猎枪。官员认为他在袭击后开枪自杀。
一名自称是韦斯·罗利的祖父戴尔·罗利(Dale Roley)的男子在接受美国广播公司新闻(ABC News)的采访录音中说，他很惊讶地听到他的孙子被任命为致命伏击的嫌疑人。
“没有人愿意认为他们的儿子或孙子会这样做，”戴尔·罗利说。
戴尔·罗利说，那些在回应灌木丛火灾时被杀的人，“不应该受到惩罚”，官员们认为嫌疑人在伏击前故意开始了灌木丛火灾
“比起他，我更为那些被杀的人感到难过，因为他们没有——他们不值得。只是，他们没有去打仗。这不是他们工作描述的一部分。”
他说，他最后一次与韦斯·罗利通话是在大约四周前，当时他说他的孙子丢失了手机，显然从未更换过。
戴尔·罗利(Dale Roley)说，他的孙子大约一年前去了爱达荷州的一家树木公司工作，但他不知道是哪家公司。
“他有自己的公寓。他做得很好，”戴尔·罗利说。“他有钱。他过去总是去那个公园散步。我知道，因为他告诉过我。”
戴尔·罗利(Dale Roley)说，韦斯在亚利桑那州高中毕业后，来到俄克拉荷马州和他一起生活了近9个月，然后韦斯搬到了他父亲居住的爱达荷州。
戴尔·罗利说，韦斯就是在那里开始为一家树木公司工作的，他补充说，在过去的六个月里，他的孙子似乎变得“有点不合群”
在周三的一份声明中，韦斯·罗利家人的律师贾斯汀·p·惠滕顿代表家人发表了一份声明，称他们“打算全力配合当局寻找答案。”
“此时此刻，我们韦斯·罗利的家人谨向那些遇难者的家人以及整个科德达伦社区致以最诚挚的哀悼，”该家庭在声明中说。
“这一悲剧和受枪击事件影响的人遭受的巨大损失无法用语言来形容。我们不明白为什么会这样，也不知道这是如何发生的，”这位家人补充道。
“我们的心和精神因失去和受伤而破碎，也因我们自己的损失而破碎，”声明说。
Grandfather of suspect in deadly Idaho firefighter ambush speaks out
In the wake of thedeadly ambushon responding firefighters in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, the suspect's grandfather spoke to ABC News on Monday, sharing his grief for those killed and injured in the attack.
Law enforcement officials identified Wess Roley as the suspected gunman in the ambush on Sunday that left two firefighters killed and another injured.
He was found dead on Canfield Mountain after an hourslong manhunt with a shotgun nearby, the Kootenai County Sheriff's Office said. Officials believe he shot himself after the attack.
Speaking via phone in a recorded interview with ABC News, as seen on "World News Tonight with David Muir," a man describing himself as Wess Roley's paternal grandfather, Dale Roley, said he was surprised to hear that his grandson was named as the suspect in the deadly ambush.
"Nobody wants to think that their son or grandson is going to do this," Dale Roley said.
Dale Roley said those killed while responding to the brush fire, which officials believe the suspect purposely started before the ambush, "didn't deserve it."
"I feel more sad for the people that got killed than I do for him because they didn't --They didn't deserve it. It was just, they didn't go to war. This wasn't part of their job description."
He said the last time he spoke to Wess Roley was about four weeks ago -- when he said his grandson lost his cell phone and apparently never replaced it.
Dale Roley said his grandson went to work for a tree company in Idaho about a year ago, but he didn't know which company.
"He had his own apartment. He was doing good," Dale Roley said. "He had money. He used to go walking in that park all the time. I know that because he had told me about it. "
Dale Roley said that after Wess graduated from high school in Arizona, he came and lived with him in Oklahoma for nearly nine months before Wess moved to Idaho, where his father lives.
That's where Wess began working for a tree company, Dale Roley said, adding that in the last six months, his grandson appeared to become "kind of a loner."
In a statement on Wednesday, Wess Roley's family's attorney Justin P. Whittenton shared a statement on behalf of the family, saying they "intend to fully cooperate with authorities in seeking answers."
"At this time, we, the family of Wess Roley would like to offer our most heartfelt condolences to the families of those whose lives were taken and to the community of Coeur d'Alene at large," the family said in the statement.
"There are no words that can suffice for this tragedy and the infinite losses suffered by those affected by this shooting. We do not understand why this happened or how this came about," the family added.
"Our hearts and spirits are broken for the lost and hurting, and for our own loss as well," the statement said.
