Pittsburgh school students were involved in a stabbing incident, prompting a lockdown of the school premises. Police and emergency services reported that three students sustained injuries at Carrick High School. Two students were stabbed in the abdomen and stomach, while the third student was stabbed in the hand, leading to a significant amount of blood in the hallway.

Law enforcement officials have apprehended a suspect, and investigations are ongoing with the school remaining on lockdown as a precaution. Pittsburgh Public Safety Department stated that the school doors will remain shut until authorities ascertain the safety of everyone inside.

The Pittsburgh Public Safety Department confirmed that a student, identified as a male actor at the school, has been taken into custody. Two students with stab wounds to their abdomens were transported by Pittsburgh EMS, while the male student actor received medical attention on-site before being transported to the Police HQ.

Emergency services responded to reports of a “critical incident” at the high school. The stabbing incident occurred around 8:30 am local time, resulting in a significant presence of Pittsburgh police cars outside the school. A volunteer from the South Pittsburgh Coalition for Peace mentioned the ongoing clean-up process to prevent students from witnessing the aftermath.

The Pittsburgh Public Schools spokesperson acknowledged that one student’s injury may be severe and commended the prompt response of school staff and first responders. Updates on the situation will be provided as more information becomes available.

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