Multiple people stabbed near Penn Station, leaving one seriously injured as investigation continues

Six people were stabbed near New York City's Penn Station on Sunday evening, leaving one person seriously injured before authorities apprehended a suspect, officials said.

The FDNY told Fox News that emergency crews responded to West 33rd Street and Seventh Avenue at 7:02 p.m. after receiving reports that a person had stabbed multiple people.

According to FDNY, six civilians were injured, including one person who suffered serious injuries, two who sustained moderate injuries and three who suffered minor injuries.

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Five victims were transported to Bellevue Hospital, including the seriously injured victim and two people with moderate injuries. A sixth victim with minor injuries was transported to NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center.

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Amtrak Police, which is leading the investigation, said a suspect has been taken into custody.

"Earlier this afternoon, Amtrak Police responded to a reported stabbing at New York Penn Station," Amtrak said in a statement. "The suspect has been apprehended and an investigation is underway."

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The New York Police Department referred inquiries about the incident to Amtrak Police, which is leading the investigation.

The circumstances surrounding the stabbings were not immediately clear, and authorities have not released information about a possible suspect or motive.

This is a developing story.