A reported shots-fired incident near the Conewago Inn in Newberry Township, Pennsylvania, prompted authorities to issue a temporary shelter-in-place order as police responded to the situation.
The alert was sent to residents around 11:00 a.m., warning of an active police presence in the area near York Haven Road. Officials urged people nearby to remain indoors and avoid the scene while law enforcement worked to assess the situation.
Emergency dispatchers confirmed that reports of gunfire had been received, leading to a swift response from local authorities. Despite the seriousness of the report, officials later indicated that no injuries had been reported in connection with the incident.
Residents in the surrounding area were asked to stay inside as a precaution while officers secured the scene and gathered information. The presence of emergency vehicles and the shelter-in-place order caused concern among members of the community.
At approximately 12:05 p.m., authorities announced that the shelter-in-place order had been lifted, allowing residents to resume normal activities. However, law enforcement remained in the area as part of the ongoing response.
The circumstances that led to the reported gunfire have not yet been fully established. Investigators are continuing to examine the situation and determine what occurred.
Officials have encouraged residents to rely on verified updates and to avoid spreading unconfirmed information as the investigation continues. Anyone with relevant information is urged to contact local law enforcement.
This remains an active investigation, and additional details may be released as authorities continue their work.
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