Oxford Valley Mall shooting update: One person shot, suspect remains at large
One person was injured in a shooting incident outside Oxford Valley Mall in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. The suspect remains at large.
UPDATE: One man was injured in a shooting outside Oxford Valley Mall in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, on Thursday. Police described the incident as a “targeted” shooting.
The unidentified victim is being treated at a hospital for a stab wound to the arm and a gunshot wound to the elbow. Authorities have identified the man but have not yet released his name. The suspected shooter fled the scene following the incident and remains at large as of Thursday evening.
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ORIGINAL STORY: Witnesses are reporting a possible shooting and an active shooter situation inside the Oxford Valley Mall in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. These reports remain unconfirmed, and police have not yet released an official statement.
Pennsylvania State Senator Frank Farry, who represents the 6th Senatorial District in Bucks County, posted on Facebook, “There is an active shooter at the Oxford Valley Mall. Please avoid the area. Police, Fire &EMS are on scene. Please share and I will update when I have more information.”
Witness reports
Several people on social media have described a heavy police presence in the area, with some claiming the mall has been evacuated or placed on lockdown.
One witness wrote, “Avoid the Oxford valley mall due to heavy police activity.”
Another wrote, “When youre at work and theres a whole active shooter!? Like we dont even know fr whats going on, Everyone im working with is safe in b&bw but check on yalls people.”
A third person reported, “Police activity over by Oxford valley mall, prayers heard there’s a shooter.”
Another person reported, “Oxford Valley Mall on lockdown. Shooting outside by the fountain.”
Another witness wrote, “I just got out of the movies and heard sirens and when we tried to leave there were like 15 police cars and fire trucks coming in.”
