WEST MIFFLIN, Pa. —

Pittsburgh police said they are responding after a reported shooting at Kennywood Park in West Mifflin.

A large emergency response was reported at Kennywood late Saturday evening.

"At this time (Pittsburgh police) are assisting with the reports of shots fired at Kennywood," Pittsburgh Public Safety said in a tweet.

A source tells Pittsburgh's Action News 4 there are two confirmed gunshot victims, two other victims, and one walk-in victim to Children's hospital. The conditions off those victims are unknown.

In a statement on Twitter, Kennywood said, "The park is closed for the night and all guests have exited. We are aware of a situation that occurred this evening and are working with local law enforcement. The safety of our guests and Team Members are our top priority. Members of the park's security, Allegheny County, and West Mifflin police departments were already on site and immediately responded."

Units remain on scene clearing the park.

Allegheny County Dispatch confirmed EMS activity at Kennywood Park at around 10:51 p.m. Saturday evening.

West Mifflin police are asking people to avoid the park at this time.

Allegheny County police also confirm they are responding, though details are very limited at this time. Police did say that there is no longer an active shooter situation at the park.

This content is imported from Twitter.
You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.

Police tell Pittsburgh's Action News 4 reporter Mike Valente several people have been trampled in the chaos. The conditions of the people trampled have not been confirmed.

Several police and first responder vehicles were seen lining Route 837 outside of the park as of 11:30 p.m.

A proposed $1.3 billion so-called "super development" would transform downtown Middletown, bringing in an indoor amusement park, concert venue, multiple hotels and a movie studio. Dubbed Hollywoodland, the mixed-use development would be the first of its kind in the nation and span more than 50 acres along the Great Miami River. The city of Middletown City Council will vote to approve an ordinance authorizing a purchase, sale and development agreement with Main Street Community Capital LLC. That vote is slated for Oct. 21, following a Tuesday presentation on the entertainment district from Main Street Community Capital LLC and their development partners.The new development is expected to include: A first-class destination hotel and attached, publicly-owned convention center with rooftop bar, themed restaurant(s) and assorted amenities.A second family-oriented hotel and water park.A third boutique hotel located within the adaptively redeveloped First National Bank building.A major indoor entertainment and concert venue for large, nationally and internationally acclaimed artists and touring Broadway productions.An indoor amusement park containing multiple themed entertainment-based rides, virtual reality experiences, immersive entertainment opportunities and integrated retail, food and beverage.Structured and integrated underground deck-based parking (publicly-owned) of no fewer than 3,000 spaces.On-site mid-rise luxury apartment units and/or condominiums.A permanent pre-and post-production motion picture studio sound stages and support offices and infrastructure.Multiple restaurants, bars, brew-pubs and cafes, and a likely comedy club.Integrated fashion, electronic, lifestyle, convenience and recreational retail.City officials say the development would create thousands of new jobs, and over $1 billion in private investment, drawing an estimated 3.5 million yearly visitors to Middletown. “This will be a transformational redevelopment opportunity for Middletown that came out of a redevelopment study for our riverfront property. It will encompass over 50 acres of our historic Downtown,” city Manager Jim Palenick said. “It is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to take full advantage of a myriad of local, city, state and federal incentives we have found a way to access, and in turn, and change the future of our city.”If approved, the city will utilize $7.5 million of American Rescue Plan Act funds toward pre-construction design, engineering, financial structuring and other pre-closing, due-diligence efforts.

SANDUSKY, Ohio — A woman was transported to a local hospital Sunday afternoon after a metal object fell from a roller coaster and hit her while she waited in a line at Cedar Point, the amusement park said.

The woman was waiting in line for the Top Thrill Dragster roller coaster at around 4:30 p.m. local time when a small metal object was dislodged from a train at the top of the 420-foot-tall ride.

The park said the falling object struck the guest as she stood in line.

Sandusky Fire and Cedar Point EMS responded to the scene and transported her to a nearby hospital for care.

The condition of the guest is unknown.

Cedar Point said it is focusing on the victim and her family.

This story was originally published by Camryn Justice on Scripps station WEWS in Cleveland.