Police investigating shooting at Oxford Valley Mall in Langhorne, Pennsylvania
Police in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, are investigating a shooting at the Oxford Valley Mall on Thursday.
One person was shot at the mall on the 2300 block of East Lincoln Highway, according to police.
The person's condition is currently unknown. It's unclear what led to the shooting.
Police are currently looking for the alleged shooter.
Dynasty Sports & Framing, a store in the mall, posted on Facebook that it will be closed for the rest of Thursday.
"Please be advised, due to an active emergency at the mall, our Oxford Valley Mall location will be closed for the remainder of the night. We are relieved to learn that all staff and customers inside of the store are safe and headed home," the store wrote on Facebook.
This is a developing story and will be updated.
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