Two people stabbed at Saint Mary’s
Police still looking for the suspect
Two people were stabbed and taken to hospital Monday night at a Saint Mary’s University residence building. According to the Chronicle Herald, police arrived at the university around 10 p.m. following an altercation involving seven people that had turned physical, including one person who had used a knife. The victims injuries are said not to be life threatening and both have been released after being treated for their wounds. Police are still searching for the suspect who had pulled out a knife.
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