Authorities report that five people are injured in a stabbing incident near or inside New York City’s Penn Station on Sunday evening. Multiple outlets, citing law enforcement and fire department sources, say the attack occurs around 7 p.m. at one of the city’s busiest transportation hubs. Reports characterize the incident as involving multiple victims stabbed by a single suspect. ABC News and other outlets say the suspect is detained, and Global News, Free Malaysia Today, and others similarly report that police take the individual into custody following the attack. Fox News and NBC News attribute the investigation to Amtrak Police or senior law enforcement officials, indicating that rail-related law enforcement plays a central role. Fire department reporting indicates the injured are transported to hospitals, with one victim described as seriously injured in some accounts. The suspect’s background is mentioned by at least one outlet, which describes the attacker as experiencing homelessness. Outlets also note that investigations continue as authorities determine the circumstances and details of the incident.