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READING — Authorities say four people have been shot to death inside a row home in Pennsylvania.

Reading police responded to the scene on South 3rd Street around 7 p.m. Sunday.

The Reading Eagle reports all of the victims were males. Three were pronounced dead at the scene and the fourth died at a hospital.

Their names have not been released.

Investigators have not released any information on possible suspects or motive.

People gathered in front of the house Sunday night, crying and embracing each other as police investigated.

Berks County District Attorney John Adams says more information will be available Monday. </s> Mourners gather Jan. 29, 2018 in Reading, Pa., where authorities say at least four people have been shot to death inside a home. (Photo: Matt Rourke, AP)

READING, Pa. — Authorities said Monday that they have no suspects in the shooting deaths of four men in a Pennsylvania home.

Police said 20-year-old Jarlyn Lantigua-Tejada, 23-year-old Juan Rodriguez and 20-year-old Joshua Santos were found dead after a wave of gunfire around 7 p.m. Sunday.

Deputy Chief James Marasco Jr. said the identity of the fourth man hasn’t been confirmed, but he’s believed to be in his early 20s. All of the victims had been shot several times.

Investigators haven’t released information about a possible motive, but Marasco says authorities “do not believe that this was a random act.”

Mourner left candles at the doorway of the home.

Read or Share this story: https://usat.ly/2DUGC3z </s> READING (AP) – Authorities say three people were killed and a fourth was injured in a shooting in Berks County. Reading Police responded to the scene on the 100 block of South 3rd Street around 7 p.m. Sunday where the bodies of three men were found inside a row home. Their names have not been released. The fourth person was taken to a hospital and no condition was available. Investigators have not released any information on possible suspects or motive. Berks County District Attorney John Adams says more information will be available today. </s> Four people were killed in a shooting in western Pennsylvania. </s> A triple homicide investigation underway in Reading has now become a quadruple homicide.

The fourth victim in a Sunday shooting at a row home on the 100 block of S. 3rd St. died at the hospital today, The Reading Eagle is reporting.

Police responded to the scene of the shooting around 7 p.m. Sunday and found three men dead in the home and the fourth injured, WFMZ reported.

The names of the victims have not yet been released. Berks County District Attorney John T. Adams told the Reading Eagle more information will be released today.

Anyone with information should contact the Reading police, 610-655-6116. </s> Four people were killed after a shooting at a Pennsylvania car wash early Sunday morning that family members said stemmed from a domestic dispute.

Pennsylvania State Police earlier said five people died from the shooting, but it was later clarified four people died. One woman was not shot and only suffered minor injuries as she was able to hide in the back of a car during the attack.

Shots were fired around 3 a.m. at Ed's Car Wash in Melcroft, about 55 miles southeast of Pittsburgh. Police said the gunman, identified as 28-year-old Timothy O'Brien Smith, killed William Porterfield, 27; Chelsie Cline, 25; Courtney Snyder, 23; and Seth Cline, 21.

Porterfield and Cline arrived at the car wash in one vehicle, which they were killed inside of, WPXI reported. Snyder and Cline were shot in killed in a second vehicle, police said.

Smith — who police said killed the victims with a semi-automatic rifle and a handfun — remained in a hospital on life support as of late Sunday afternoon, and, according to WPXI, isn't expected to survive.

Officials have not released a motive, but family members told WPXI the deadly shooting stemmed from a domestic dispute. The alleged shooter had dated one of the people before opening fire on them early Sunday morning.

The owner of the car wash, Ed Bukovac, told the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review that a neighbor called him around 4 a.m. on Sunday, saying something was wrong at the business. He said by the time he arrived, police were already at the scene.

A man who lives nearby told the newspaper he heard nearly 30 gunshots over the course of several minutes.

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf tweeted Sunday afternoon he and his wife "are praying for the families of these victims. @PAStatePolice and law enforcement in Fayette County have had a long week already and we thank them for their service."

The Associated Press contributed to this report. </s> MURDER: At least two have been killed after a shooting at an old people's home

The home is on lockdown as police hunt for the gunman after the shooting in West Chester, in the US state of Pennsylvania.

Roads up to a mile away from Bellingham Retirement Community have been blocked off by police.

A woman waiting outside the home told US media her daughter worked there and she and her colleagues weren't allowed to leave.

Investigators said when they arrived police were told the shooter had fled the scene and might be in a van. </s> MELCROFT, Pa. (AP) – Five people were found dead early Sunday at a car wash in suburban Pennsylvania and police say they have no motive yet for the shooting.

The shooting at Ed’s Car Wash occurred shortly before 3 a.m. in the Melcroft community of Saltlick Township, about 55 miles southeast of Pittsburgh. The victims were identified as three men and two women, but their names and further information about them was not immediately disclosed. One person was injured.

Four of the victims were pronounced dead at the scene, while another died at a hospital, according to a state trooper. He said two of the victims were found inside a pickup truck and two others were found outside in the car wash’s parking lot.

An injured person was taken to a hospital, but it’s not clear if that person was shot, state police said. Further information about that person was not released.

Authorities were trying to determine if the shooter was among those found.

Three vehicles were towed from the location. Two were pickup trucks — including the one that two of the victims were found in — and the other was a sedan. </s> Four people, who were all in their 20s, were shot and killed at a southern Pennsylvania car wash early Sunday.

The shooting happened around 3 a.m. ET in the village of Melcroft, according to Pennsylvania State Police. Officers arrived to the scene and found four bodies and two injured people -- including the suspected gunman, identified as Timothy Smith, 28.

Smith isn't expected to survive after a gunshot wound to his head, officials said.

"It is a possibility that the gunshot wound to Smith was self-inflicted, however that determination has not been made at this point," according to the police report.

Smith was wearing a body armor carrier without the ballistic panels inserted. He had several magazines of ammunition and three firearms -- an AR-15 semiautomatic rifle, 9MM handgun and .308 rifle, police said.

Citing the ongoing investigation, officials said at a press conference, that they couldn't comment on the relationship between Smith and the four victims and haven't released a potential motive.

One of the victims, Chelsie Cline had briefly been involved with Smith, but broke things off months ago, her sister Sierra Kolarik told CNN affiliate WPXI.

The victims, William Scott Porterfield, 27, Chelsie Lou Cline, 25, Courtney Sue Snyder, 23, and Seth William Cline, 21, were shot after they arrived to the self-serve car wash in two separate cars.

Porterfield and Chelsie Cline arrived together, got out of the car and walked to the side of the business where they were both killed, police said.

Snyder and Seth Cline arrived in a pick-up truck, and they were both shot inside their vehicle while it was stopped. While shots were being fired into the front of the car, a woman who had been riding in the back seat was able to hide and survived with minor injuries from breaking glass, police said.

"She is cooperating with the investigation," said Sgt. Jeremy Barni of the Pennsylvania State Police. "Obviously it's a traumatic experience for her."
Four people are shot and killed in a house in Reading, Pennsylvania.