Pitt Violent Weekend: At least two people were stabbed at the Cathedral of Learning, according to Pittsburgh Scanner, which is not affiliated with the Pittsburgh Police Department, on X.

Pittsburgh experienced a violent weekend that culminated in a shocking incident at one of its most iconic landmarks, the Cathedral of Learning, where at least two people were stabbed. The news broke via Pittsburgh Scanner, a local social media account known for sharing real-time updates on emergencies and criminal activities in the city. The account, which operates independently of the Pittsburgh Police Department, posted the alarming report on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter.

The Cathedral of Learning, located on the University of Pittsburgh campus, is a historic structure, often seen as a symbol of education and academic excellence in the city. 

The towering Gothic building, which stands as the second-tallest university building in the world, was the unexpected scene of violence, sending shockwaves through the community.

Details about the incident remain sparse, as official statements from the Pittsburgh Police Department have yet to be released. The circumstances leading up to the stabbings, the identities of the victims, 

and the condition of those injured have not been disclosed. The absence of verified information has led to widespread speculation and concern among residents, students, and university staff.

This incident has added to a troubling surge in violent crime in Pittsburgh, raising questions about public safety, particularly in areas that were once considered safe havens. The fact that such an attack could occur in a prominent educational setting like the Cathedral of Learning underscores the urgency for law enforcement to address the escalating violence in the city.

As the community grapples with the impact of this event, there is a heightened demand for transparency and swift action from authorities to ensure the safety of all residents and to prevent similar incidents in the future.