1 person was killed and another injured in a home invasion on the Main Line, police said
A spokesperson for the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office said the victims appeared to be a son and his mother. Authorities said they believe they are seeking at least two suspects.

A man was shot and killed and a woman was hospitalized in critical condition with gunshot wounds after a home invasion early Sunday morning in Lower Merion Township, and police were searching for two vehicles captured on camera as they were driven from the scene, authorities said.
At about 2:20 a.m., an unidentified man entered a house on the unit block of Meredith Road in the township’s Wynnewood section, according to a statement by the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office and Lower Merion Township police.
Details of what happened on the quiet residential block were sparse Sunday.
Authorities had not released the identities or ages of the victims. A spokesperson for the district attorney’s office said they appeared to be a son and his mother.
“We are not sure as of right now if there was any connection between the suspects and the victims,” a spokesperson for the DA’s office said Sunday afternoon. Authorities said they believe they are seeking at least two suspects.
Investigators are searching for a man seen on camera fleeing the area in a light-colored sedan bearing a license plate with the number 24963 and a wheelchair icon. It is not clear from the picture what state the vehicle is registered in or what make and model it is.
A 2004 green Jeep Cherokee that police said was stolen during the home invasion had been recovered in West Philadelphia and was being processed, the spokesperson said Sunday night. A forensic analysis was not complete.
Pictures of both vehicles, with a man visible inside the sedan, were being circulated by investigators, who are offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of anyone involved in the homicide.
Tipsters are asked to call Lower Merion Township Police at 610-645-6231 or the Montgomery County Detective Bureau at 610-226-5553.
House break-ins have become a concern among Lower Merion residents. At a community meeting on burglaries in early November, people asked police what to do if they encountered a burglar in their home and inquired about the free home security survey system provided by the police department.
On Tuesday, a man was identified in connection with burglaries in Gladwyne and Philadelphia. An arrest warrant was issued, but he had not yet been detained.
Police are asking Lower Merion residents to keep an eye on their police department crime alerts and sign up for the Vacant House program if they expect to not be home for more than 48 hours.
Staff writer Alison McCook contributed to this article.