Update, 7:49 p.m.:

Police have identified a Seymour woman who died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound Monday evening.

Wanda Huber, 68, was pronounced dead at her home at 1705 S. Walnut St. on the city’s far south side.

Police said Huber shot her 16-year-old grandson, who lived with her, one time before turning the gun on herself.

Seymour Police Chief Bill Abbott said the youth was airlifted to University of Louisville Hospital in Louisville with critical injuries. He declined to say where the boy’s injuries were.

Police recovered a handgun owned by Huber at the scene, but did not specify the caliber of the weapon.

Abbott said police continue to investigate the shooting.

“As far as the details of why and how and everything, that is still being investigated,” he said.

Abbott did not know whether police had been called to the residence in the past for any issues.

No other injuries were reported in the incident.

Original post, 6:41 p.m.:

A death investigation is underway on the far south side of the city, police report.

Police were called to 1700 block of South Walnut Street in Seymour shortly after 5 p.m. The scene is across the road from the entrance to Freeman Field Industrial Park near the Seymour Community School Corporation building.

Multiple ambulances responded to the scene, and a medical helicopter was also called to transport a patient.

Police declined to say how many deaths were being investigation.

Police Chief Bill Abbott did not share any more details about the investigation.

“It’s still an ongoing investigation,” he said. “It’s still very active.”

There is no threat to the public at this time.

Officers and detectives could be seen walking around the home, and stopped for a few moments to speak to one another about an hour after police were called to the scene.

This story will be updated when more information is released.