Pittsburgh Public Safety Department

At approximately 7:00 p.m., the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police Zone 5 officers responded to the 5000 block of Comrie Way for reports of an individual found deceased.

Upon arrival, officers located an adult male in the garage deceased with apparent traumatic injuries. The official cause and manner of death will be determined by the Allegheny County Medical Examiner.

Violent Crime Unit detectives are investigating the death as suspicious at this time.

At approximately 8:30 p.m., the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police Zone 5 officers were dispatched to the 7600 block of Susquehanna Street for a single ShotSpotter alert totaling 13 rounds.

Upon arrival, officers located an adult male victim suffering from a gunshot wound to the left shoulder. Officers rendered first aid to the victim until Pittsburgh Bureau of EMS arrived and transported the male to the hospital in stable condition.

Preliminary information indicates that the male and an adult female passenger were in their vehicle when an altercation broke out amongst several individuals outside. During the incident, one individual reportedly withdrew a firearm and fired multiple rounds into the vehicle. The female passenger in the vehicle was not injured.

The Mobile Crime Unit responded to process the scene. Officers will review all CCTV footage from the area.

The investigation remains active and ongoing.

At approximately 9:15 p.m., the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police Zone 2 officers responded to a reported altercation in the 700 block of Second Avenue.

Upon arrival, officers located an adult female suffering from minor stab wounds to the arm. No actors were located at the scene.

Pittsburgh Bureau of EMS transported the victim to the hospital in stable condition.

The investigation is active and ongoing.

Yesterday’s annual Project Huddle Up meeting successfully brought community partners together to finalize operational plans for the upcoming youth football season.

Led by Public Safety’s Stop the Violence Office, the session established comprehensive strategies to ensure a secure, welcoming, and positive environment for all participants and spectators.

Public Safety is spearheading these efforts by coordinating Pittsburgh Bureau of Police support, reinforcing permit rules with CitiParks - Pittsburgh Parks & Recreation, implementing robust crowd management expectations, and establishing clear emergency action plans.

In addition to safety protocols, attendees aligned on conduct standards for youth participants and spectators. Through proactive facility coordination and deep community partnerships, Public Safety is ensuring that every field remains a safe space for teamwork and community celebration this season.

The warning period for Paul Miller’s Law ends today. Tomorrow, drivers can be stopped and cited for using an interactive mobile device while driving.

Check out the Pittsburgh EMS Week-in-Review for May 24-30!

☀️ As we prepare to enter a busy weekend of concerts and festivals in the City of Pittsburgh, the forecast has temperatures above 80 degrees. ☀️

Please keep these safety tips in mind:
🔸 Drink plenty of water
🔸 Apply sunscreen
🔸 Take regular breaks in the shade
🔸 Be aware of the signs of heat-related illness

If someone who may be overheated becomes confused, dizzy, or unconscious, treat it as a medical emergency and call 911 immediately.

Have a safe weekend!

Check out a few of the highlights from recent Office of Community Health & Safety (OCHS) events and community partnerships:

🔸 Healing Together Event: The Trauma Survivors Assistance Program (TSAP) held its quarterly Healing Together event with 19 community partners in attendance. Healing Together Pittsburgh connects city organizations dedicated to trauma prevention, response, and treatment. TSAP works to build organizational relationships, establish clear referral pathways, identify service gaps, and promote provider wellness through shared self-care spaces.
🔸 Seeds of Wellness Fair: The POST Team attended the Seeds of Wellness event, hosted by the Allegheny County Coalition for Recovery in the Northside. This resource fair focused on supporting all pathways to recovery.
🔸 Community Lunch: Zone 5 ROOTS, POST, and LEAD colleagues partnered with the AHN Center for Inclusion Health to host a successful community lunch.
🔸 Senior Center Visit: Staff shared OCHS program information at a Homewood Senior Center event and connected participants with services and assistance.

Learn more about OCHS ➡ https://www.pittsburghpa.gov/Safety/Office-of-Community-Health-and-Safety

At approximately 10:35 p.m., Pittsburgh Bureau of Police zone 5 officers responded to the 5400 block of Baywood Street for a one-round ShotSpotter alert.

Upon arrival, officers located an adult male with a single gunshot wound to the ankle and immediately rendered aid. No actor was located on scene.

Pittsburgh Bureau of EMS transported the victim to a local hospital in stable condition.

The investigation is active and ongoing.