A 42-year-old Turtle Creek man died after being stabbed late Saturday on Stewart Street, according to Allegheny County police. First responders found him just after 8 p.m.; he was rushed to a nearby hospital and later pronounced dead, and homicide detectives have since taken over the case.
The victim was identified as 42-year-old Reswan Morgan of Turtle Creek, CBS Pittsburgh reported. County dispatchers told investigators that Morgan had a neck wound when officers arrived, and detectives have been canvassing the neighborhood for witnesses and any available video.
Neighborhood context
The killing adds to a string of recent violent incidents that have left the small borough on edge. In May, two people were shot outside the James Street 7‑Eleven, prompting a county homicide investigation and renewed concern among residents, who have said the block can feel tense after dark.
What investigators say and how to help
Allegheny County police homicide detectives are leading the investigation and are asking anyone with information to call the County Police tip line at 1‑833‑ALL‑TIPS. The county also accepts anonymous online tips and lists contact options on its police contact page, including a web form for submitting information, according to Allegheny County.
What remains unknown
Officials have not released any information about possible suspects or a motive, and no arrests had been announced as of Sunday morning. Detectives continue to process the scene and review surveillance footage from nearby businesses as they work to piece together what happened.
Anyone with video or other details is urged to contact investigators. Tips can be called in to 1‑833‑ALL‑TIPS or submitted through the county's online tip form.
