DELHI TOWNSHIP — Police are investigating an attack early Sunday in which six people were injured after an unknown chemical was thrown on them.

        Officers responded to a report of a disturbance in the 400 block of Samoht Ridge Road about 3:25 a.m. and found several people suffering from chemical burns, police said.

        A life squad treated four people suffering from the burns. Two other injured people reportedly left the scene before the life squad arrived. Some of the injuries included third-degree burns to the chest, face and arms, fire officials said.

        Four people were taken to University Hospital. Three were released and one was listed in good condition in the hospital's burns unit, a nursing supervisor said.

        No additional details of the incident were available Sunday night.

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