FALLS TOWNSHIP, Pa. – A wave of fear swept through the residents of Falls Township, Pennsylvania, as emergency notifications urged them to shelter-in-place following multiple shootings on a Saturday morning. Middletown Township police revealed on social media that there had been several shootings in Falls Township, resulting in multiple victims. The motive behind the shootings remains unclear, with authorities uncertain if the attacks were targeted or random.
Bucks County dispatch confirmed the shelter-in-place order, advising residents to stay indoors and away from windows and doors while reporting any suspicious activity to 911. The Bucks County District Attorney’s office echoed the same sentiment, urging caution and vigilance among residents.
The ongoing police investigation has prompted businesses in the area to take precautionary measures. Sesame Place and the Oxford Valley Mall were directed to close until further notice, while the local Target store decided to suspend operations. Additionally, the situation forced the cancellation of the Bucks County St. Patrick’s Day parade, according to a statement from state Sen. Steve Santarsiero on social media.
As authorities continued to assess the situation, key details regarding the incident and the ongoing investigation remained scarce. The community remained on edge, awaiting further updates on the unfolding events. This developing story would be closely monitored and updated as new information became available.