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Please call Sergent Tracy Merrill if you witnessed the transit center stabbing incident

May09
2008 Written by Randy Corman

From the comments on my blog entry yesterday, it sounds like some readers witnessed the transit center stabbing. In today’s press release, the Police are asking you to please give them a call so that they can document your first-hand memories of the events.

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Press Release

Investigation Update – Renton Transit Center Stabbing

Renton Police Detectives are continuing to investigate last night’s stabbing by interviewing eye witnesses and reviewing the video tape from the city’s security system in the Transit Center.

It is believed that more than one person was armed with a knife at the time of the assault. It is also likely that our 73 year-old victim had a knife in his possession at one point.

Currently the 73 year-old victim is in stable condition. The second victim’s injuries were not life threatening.

If you witnessed this incident, we ask that you call Sergeant Tracy Merrill at 425-430-7527.

Kevin Milosevich
Chief of Police
425-430-7503

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