A woman and young girl died after multiple people were stabbed in a "mass casualty incident" in southern Pennsylvania Monday night, officials said.
A suspect was taken into custody after the incident around 7:15 p.m. in Hopewell Township, Ted Czech, a spokesman for York County emergency services, said.
The two slain victims, 34 and 5, respectively, "were found deceased on scene after a reported stabbing," according to a statement by the York County Coroner's Office.
The coroner called the attack a "mass casualty incident in which multiple victims were reportedly stabbed, killing two."
There were others "on the scene and were also injured" before they were taken to a local hospital, the coroner added.
The victims were not identified, pending notification of family, and it wasn't immediately clear if they were related to each other or to the suspect.
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"The public is reportedly not in any danger," the corner said.
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Pennsylvania State Police, which is investigating, did not immediately respond to requests for more details Monday night.
The stabbing was reported on Firebox Court, a residential street that ends in a cul-de-sac, officials said.
Hopewell Township is a community of around 5,200 near the Pennsylvania-Maryland state line, around 40 miles south of Harrisburg.















