At least four people are feared killed in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, as a man opened fire at locations early Saturday.
Multiple people are feared dead in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, after a man opened fire in Falls Township on Saturday morning, according to police reports.
The Falls Township Police Department warned residents on social media that officials issued a shelter-in-place order, asking everyone to abide by « all instructions given » and exercise caution.
No further information was offered about the situation. Fox 29 reported that sources said several people were shot on Edgewood Lane and Viewpoint Lane in Falls Township.
Social-media profile Philly Crime Update wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter, that four people had been shot and killed in « three separate locations » and one other had been injured. The account said that police were looking for a man armed with a shotgun who had carjacked a gold Honda CR-V.
Representative Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania, a Republican and Levittown native, wrote on X that there was an « active shooter alert » in Falls Township.
