Three people were stabbed in the Core-Columbia neighborhood of San Diego and a suspect was arrested, police said Monday.
Shortly after 9 p.m. Sunday, three people were standing at 1000 Kettner Blvd. when a male suspect “walked up to them and started arguing, for no reason,” the San Diego Police Department said in a news release. “The argument escalated to a fight and the suspect used an unknown object to cut the three victims.”
The assailant then fled north on Kettner Boulevard, according to the SDPD.
The victims were described as a 27-year-old woman who suffered lacerations on both legs, a 36-year-old woman whose neck was cut, and a-39-year- old man with a cut to his leg.
All three were hospitalized but were expected to survive, police said.
Just before midnight, police said they found the suspect — described as being in his 50s, with long grey hair, and wearing a black shirt and shorts– at 1355 North Harbor Drive.
Authorities positively identified the suspect and arrested him, the SDPD said.
SDPD Central Division detectives were investigating the stabbings.
–City News Service
