UPDATE: Police End Manhunt After Stabbing On Hutch

HARRISON, NY — Harrison police said this morning's manhunt following a slashing at a gas station on the Hutch has ended.

"Westchester County Police and Harrison police have ended the search for the suspect involved in the incident at the Mobil gas station located on the Hutchinson River Parkway," Harrison Police said in a statement released just after 10:30 a.m. on Thursday. "The suspect was involved in an assault with another male who was known to him. It was determined that this suspect is no longer in the area or a threat to the community."

Police officials said that the incident has been "resolved" and the Harrison School District students have started the school day after a two-hour-delay.

Blind Brook schools were also on lockdown as police searched for the man wanted in connection with the early morning stabbing at the gas station on the Hutch.

"This morning we were notified by the Rye Brook Police Department of police activity in Harrison. Our schools are not in any danger," Superintendent Colin Byrne wrote in an alert to families. "However, based on the recommendations of the Police Department and out of an abundance of caution, all Blind Brook schools have been placed on lockout. Following student arrival, all outside activities will be moved inside of the building where normal school operations are continuing. All students and staff will be kept safe and accounted for. All non-emergency visits to the buildings will be suspended until the lockout is lifted."

Blind Brook School officials also report this lockdown has been lifted.

Harrison schools were on a two-hour delay while police searched for the stabbing suspect, ABC News 7 New York reported. The victim was cut on the hand by another person in the same car, following a disagreement at the gas station on the Hutchinson River Parkway in Harrison, according to officials.

The slashing victim is said to have gone to the gas station for help and was treated for his injuries. The suspect, who is an acquaintance of the victim, fled the scene on foot.

Police told reporters that the subject of the manhunt that involved multiple law enforcement agencies is well-known to authorities.

According to News 12 Westchester, the slashing involved a "knife or other sharp object" and took place around 5 a.m. Police reportedly spent most of the morning searching near Kenilworth Road in Harrison for a Hispanic male wearing jeans and a brown shirt.