PORT HURON MICHIGAN, Police are responding to an active and rapidly evolving shooting incident Thursday night in Port Huron that has led to a large multi-agency law enforcement response and a shelter-in-place order for nearby residents.
According to the Port Huron Police Department, officers were initially dispatched to a disorderly complaint in the 3000 block of 26th Street, between Nern Street and Manuel Street. As officers approached the scene, police confirmed that shots were fired.
Authorities stated that the suspect is now barricaded, prompting a significant police presence in the area. St. Clair County law enforcement agencies, along with fire and emergency medical services, are assisting Port Huron officers as the situation continues to develop.
A shelter-in-place order has been issued for residents in and around the affected neighborhood. Police instructed residents to remain indoors, lock their doors, and avoid the area until authorities declare it safe.
Officials described the situation as active and evolving, noting that conditions may change quickly as officers work to resolve the incident.
At this time, police have not released information regarding any injuries, the identity of the suspect, or whether officers discharged their weapons. Authorities have also not indicated when the shelter-in-place order may be lifted.
Residents are urged to follow official instructions and monitor local alerts for updates as law enforcement operations continue at the scene.
