Police make arrest for 'seemingly unprovoked' stabbing at Seattle grocery store
SEATTLE - One person was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries and another arrested for a stabbing at a Seattle grocery store on Sunday.
Timeline:
Around 4 p.m., at a Safeway on Rainier Avenue South, officers with the Seattle Police Department were called to the grocery store over reports of a stabbing.
Responding officers say they found a male victim inside the store bleeding heavily from the stab wounds.
Law enforcement reviewed surveillance footage from the store and found that a man approached the victim and stabbed him "seemingly unprovoked," according to a statement from SPD.
The suspect was found quickly and arrested for investigation of assault. The circumstances leading up to the attack remain under investigation, according to SPD.
The Source: Information in this story came from the Seattle Police Department.
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