Authorities say a man who allegedly killed three people in Pennsylvania fled to Trenton and was later taken into custody.
Trenton Police Director Steve Wilson said Andre Gordon, 26, was taken into custody after being found near a home where he had barricaded himself.
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NJ.com reports,
Gordon, believed to be a homeless man with ties to Trenton, is suspected of killing his 52-year-old stepmother, Karen Gordon, his 13-year-old sister, Kera Gordon, and the 25-year-old mother of his two children. , Taylor Daniel, authorities said. The shootings occurred at two separate homes in Falls Township, a Philadelphia suburb about six miles from New Jersey, authorities said.
The alleged spree began when Gordon stole a car in the area of the Donnelly Homes in North Trenton Saturday morning, Wilson said. He then drove across state lines in the stolen vehicle into Falls Township, authorities said.
Gordon allegedly shot and killed his stepmother and sister at their home on ViewPoint Lane in the Levittown section of Falls Township before 9 a.m., Bucks County District Attorney Jen Schorn said in a briefing with reporters Saturday afternoon.
Schorn said the other people in the house were “able to hide and avoid being shot by Gordon as he went through the house looking for them.”
Gordon then went to Edgewood Lane, where he allegedly killed the mother of his children. Inside were the victim’s mother and four other people. Schorn said a local hospital is treating the deceased’s mother.
#UPDATE: At 3:36 pm ET. Investigators say Andre Gordon, 26, shot and killed his stepmother, 13-year-old sister and the mother of his children in Bucks County before taking hostages and barricading himself in a home in Trenton, NJ. SWAT teams are now trying to… pic.twitter.com/XdNEY8cpem
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