Delaware Tech issued an apology over an "unauthorized" sign that seemed to make light of State Police trooper funeral services Jan. 5.

Investigators say a man accused of fatally shooting a Delaware State Police trooper at a DMV office allowed customers to leave and then fired at approaching officers before being killed.

The Delaware State Police initial investigation has identified Rahman Rose, 44, as the man who entered the DMV on Wednesday and shot Corporal Grade One Matthew “Ty” Snook, 34. On Dec. 23, at about 2 p.

Delaware state police say a trooper was killed in what officials said was an active shooter situation at a DMV facility in New Castle on Tuesday afternoon.

Funeral details for Col. Matthew T. "Ty'' Snook, the Delaware State Police trooper killed Dec. 23, include shorter visitation period.

Deputies' annual salaries range from $72,841.60 to $100,131.20 in 2026 and from $76,128 to $104,624 in 2027. Officers are also paid a bonus depending on their years of service with the department. It ranges from $600 for five to nine years of service up to $2,600 for 25 years or more, according to the contract.

Delaware State Police announced all DSP State Bureau of Identification locations will be closed Jan. 5 as the agency honors killed DSP trooper Matthew "Ty" Snook.