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PG RCMP make two arrests following aggravated assault in College Heights

An investigation has been launched by the Prince George RCMP following a stabbing on Stringer Crescent, off O’Grady Road.

According to Cpl. Craig Douglass, officers responded to the call at approximately 11:45 PM on Friday evening.

When police and first responders arrived, they located a man suffering from an apparent stab
wound to the torso.

He was transported to the hospital with serious injuries.

Two men were located and arrested in relation to this incident.

While an aggravated assault investigation has been launched by the RCMP, it appears that the victim and the offenders had some sort of
disagreement prior to the attack.

Further details may be released as the investigation continues.

One of the suspects will be appearing in court later today (Monday).

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