PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh police on Monday confirmed an officer had responded to a noise complaint at a North Side home late Saturday night, just 90 minutes before gunfire rang out through the building and on nearby streets, killing two teenagers and injuring several others in one of the largest mass shootings in Pittsburgh’s history.
That confirmation was the only new information about the shooting or the investigation that came from officials Monday, a day after Pittsburgh’s East Allegheny neighborhood became a focal point of the nation’s escalating gun violence crisis.
On Tuesday morning, police Chief Scott Schubert said in a TV interview that police still have not identified any suspects and continued his pleas for the public’s help.
