At least 4 people were killed in a shooting at an office complex in Orange, California, police say

• Four people were killed in a shooting in Orange, California, Wednesday.
• Two people, including the suspect, were brought to the hospital with injuries.
• Police said the situation was stabilized and there was no longer a threat to the public.

At least four people were killed, including a child, during a shooting Wednesday evening at an office complex in Orange, California, located in Orange County just south of Los Angeles.

The City of Orange Police Department said in a Facebook post that they were called to a scene at 202 W. Lincoln Ave around 5:30 p.m. local time. Shots were being fired as officers arrived and an "officer-involved shooting occurred." They said there were "multiple victims at the scene including fatalities."

By 7 p.m. police said the situation was under control and that there was no threat to the public.

Lt. Jennifer Amat told reporters that four people were pronounced dead at the scene.

One victim, a woman, and the suspected shooter were also transported to a local hospital in critical condition. Both had gunshot wounds. Amat said it was unclear if the shooter's wound was self-inflicted or not.

"We haven't had an incident like this in the city of Orange since 1997," she said. "It's just such a tragedy for the victims, their families, our community, and our police department."

In 1997, a disgruntled former employee of the California Department of Transportation opened fire at workers in Orange, killing four.

US Rep. Katie Porter responded to early reports of the shooting on Twitter.

"I'm deeply saddened by reports of a mass shooting in Orange County, and I'm continuing to keep victims and their loved ones in my thoughts as we continue to learn more," she said.

State Senator Tom Umberg also responded in a tweet, saying, "Robin and I are devastated to hear about the shooting in Orange."