Mass Stabbing at Franklin Regional High School, Pennsylvania 2014 At Least 20 People Injured In Stabbing At Pennsylvania High School, Police Say. : Pennsylvania High School Stabbing Stabbing Franklin Regional High School Stabbing Pennsylvania Crime High School Stabbing Franklin Regional High School Emergency crews in Pennsylvania responded Wednesday morning to reports of multiple stabbings at a Westmorland County high school. Authorities said that one person is in custody following the 7:20 a.m. incident at Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville, according to WPXI. As many as 20 students were injured in the attack. It is unclear if the suspect is a student or an adult, according to CBS Pittsburgh. Multiple helicopters transported victims to nearby hospitals, WTAE reports. Dan Stevens, the spokesman for Westmoreland County emergency management, said that it did not appear any of the victims suffered life-threatening injuries Parents are instructed to pick up their children at Heritage Elementary school, Murrysville Police announced. At Least 20 Injured After Mass Stabbing at Pennsylvania High School 20 individuals were injured following a mass stabbing Wednesday at Franklin Regional High School in Pennsylvania, a local public safety official said. Multiple medical helicopters were dispatched to the school and airlifted patients to the hospital. Police say the scene is now secure and a suspect is in custody. Latest News Multiple Students Reported Stabbed At Franklin Regional High School MURRYSVILLE (KDKA) -- Police and paramedics are on the scene of a stabbing at Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville. weapon white Dan Stevens with Westmoreland Emergency Management says 20-students have been injured, four of those are serious. A school resource officer called in the stabbing at 7:13 a.m. Forbes Hospital says 7 victims have been taken to their hospital, 1 victim has been flown to Allegheny General Hospital, and 2 taken to UPMC-Presby. Crime Several students stabbed at Pennsylvania high school; suspect in custody At least 20 people were possibly hurt at Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville, Pa., according to local media. A suspect is already in custody and police are on the scene. At least 20 students were injured during a stabbing rampage at a Pennsylvania high school early Wednesday, authorities said. The knifeman spread terror through Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville — a typically peaceful community. aerial video footage "We have 8 patients being taken into Forbes. Their ages range from 15 to 60," Jesse Miller, communication officer for Forbes Hospital, told the Daily News. "I can also confirm that we have another patient being taken to our parent hospital, Allegheny General Hospital." Most of the injuries are "stab wounds to extremities," according to Dan Stevens, deputy emergency management coordinator for Westmoreland County Department of Public Safety Police and paramedics rushed to the scene in Murrysville, which is about 18 miles east of Pittsburgh, after the first call came in about 7:13 a.m. The suspect, who has not been identified yet, is in custody. Mothers and fathers were seen rushing to the high school after the news broke. Some were directed to the town's middle school to be reunited with their children from the high school, according to WTAE-TV.Multiple students stabbed in Pennsylvania Twenty students were injured after a stabbing attack, apparently by a male student, at a Pennsylvania high school on Wednesday, and four of the victims were flown to area hospitals, officials said. The suspected attacker, a student at the school, was in custody, local media reported, citing police. The incident occurred at Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville, about 20 miles east of Pittsburgh, county emergency management officials told reporters. It wasn't clear how many students were stabbed and how many injured while scrambling to get away from the attacker. "The students' conditions seem to be non-life threatening. It's important that parents realize the scene is contained, the students that are here are safe," Dan Stevens, deputy emergency management coordinator for the Westmoreland County told reporters. 20 injured in Pittsburgh-area high school stabbings, authorities say At least 20 students were injured Wednesday morning in a stabbing incident at Franklin Regional Senior High School in the Pittsburgh area, said Dan Stevens, an emergency management agency spokesman. Four people were flown to hospitals by helicopter, he said. A message on the Franklin Regional School District's website said all of its elementary schools were closed after the incident, and "the middle school and high school students are secure." Students stabbed at Pennsylvania school Murrysville is approximately 15 miles from Pittsburgh. An emergency message posted to the school website reads: knife

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