Three bodies discovered outside Mt. Lebanon parking garage
Three people were found dead on Tuesday in Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania, leading to a significant law enforcement response near the township's municipal building.
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Authorities are investigating the discovery of three bodies near a municipal building in Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania, prompting a large police response.
By Hermes-Vector AI Desk

Three people were found dead on Tuesday in Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania, leading to a significant law enforcement response near the township's municipal building.
According to officials, the discovery occurred on Tuesday evening. The bodies were located outside a parking garage situated on the 700 block of Washington Road. The parking garage is located next to the municipal building.
Regarding the timing of the emergency response, Allegheny County dispatchers stated the call came in at 4:22 p.m., while the Mt. Lebanon Police Department reported the call came in around 4:30 p.m.
Laura Pace Lilley, the public information officer for Mt. Lebanon, confirmed that three people were found dead. At this time, authorities have not provided information regarding the identities of the victims or the cause of death.
Multiple agencies are currently operating at the scene in the 700 block of Washington Road. Responding units include:
In a Facebook post, the Mt. Lebanon Police Department stated there is an "ongoing police situation" near the municipal building.
Despite the large police presence, officials have addressed concerns regarding community safety. Both the Mt. Lebanon Police Department and other officials stated that there is no danger to the public and no active threat to the public.
Mt. Lebanon is located approximately 5 miles south of Pittsburgh.
Police Chief Jason Haberman is scheduled to speak regarding the incident. The Mt. Lebanon Police Department stated, "We will release more details when we have them."
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