Family of 5, Including Children, Shot to Death Inside Delaware Home - NBC 10 Philadelphia

Family of 5, Including Children, Shot to Death Inside Delaware Home

Authorities haven't given word on what led to the shooting inside the single-family home

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    Shooting at Delaware Home Leaves Family Dead

    Delaware state troopers found five people, including three children, dead in a home in Prices Corner, Delaware. A 42-year-old man, a 41-year old woman and three children under the age of eight were found shot in their home. (Published 48 minutes ago)

    What to Know

    • Police found two adults and three children dead inside a Prices Corner, Delaware home Monday night.

    • Each of the victims was shot dead on the second floor of the home.

    • Police say there is no threat to the general public.

    Five people, including three children, died in a shooting at a Delaware house Monday night.

    The shooting took place at a home on Ferris Road in Prices Corner, New Castle County, shortly before 8 p.m., Delaware State Police said. 

    A 42-year-old man, 41-year-old woman and three children under the age of eight were found dead on the second floor of the home, police said.

    "With a heavy heart, our thoughts and prayers are with this family," Delaware State Police Sgt. Richard Bratz said.

    Multiple People Shot Inside Wilmington Home

    [PHI] Multiple People Shot Inside Wilmington Home

    Multiple people were shot inside a Wilmington, Delaware home Monday night. A neighbor spoke about the family who lives at the house.

    (Published Monday, July 9, 2018)

    The identities of the dead would be released once family is notified, investigators said.

    Children's toys, including a slide and kiddie pool are on the lawn outside the home. A neighbor told NBC10 his children played with the children who lived in the home.

    "There's three kids in there, wife and husband," Brian Covenko told NBC10. "Kind of in shock as we're really friends with them."

    Authorities haven't given word on what caused the shooting.

    "There is no concern for the safety of the surrounding area," police said.

    Anyone with information is asked to called Det. D. Grassi at 302-365-8441.