UPDATE: 18-Year-Old Man Dead After Tuesday Shooting
UPDATED: 12:50 a.m., Wednesday:
A police investigation into the shooting that hurt several people was underway as of early Wednesday morning in Falls Township.
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In a statement, township police advised residents the multiple-victim shooting was being probed and there was “no threat to public safety.”
The exact number of people shot was not released, but it was between three and four, police sources said.
Initial reports from around 9:30 p.m. Tuesday were that several people were shot, with several arriving at Jefferson Bucks Hospital. Shell casings were located at the Commons at Fallsington.
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Around 10 p.m., police from Langhorne Borough, Lower Makefield Township, Middletown Township, and Yardley Borough were outside Jefferson Bucks Hospital’s emergency department entrance as an ambulance left.
Falls Township police had two crime scenes established. One scene was toward the rear of the Commons at Fallsington apartments off Makefield Road and the back of the Penn’s Point development and the second at the Alexandria Apartments off Plaza Boulevard in the Morrisville section of the township.
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Township and county district attorney’s office detectives were spotted at the Commons at Fallsington apartments. They appeared to be searching the ground for evidence and mapping the scene.
An official said investigators had spoken to witnesses at the Commons at Fallsington.
Anyone with information on the shooting was asked by police call the non-emergency number at 215-328-8519.
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Original Story:
Falls Township police were out with a shooting investigation at the Commons at Fallsington apartments.
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The shooting happened sometime Tuesday night.
“Initial reports are that multiple subjects were shot,” police said, noting the incident remained active as of 10 p.m.
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“There is no active threat to public safety at this time,” police said.
Sources told LevittownNow.com that police are holding a vehicle that may have been involved at Jefferson Bucks Hospital.
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