At Least 11 People Wounded, 6 Critically, In A Stabbing At A Michigan Walmart. Suspect In Custody.
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The Michigan State Police said the local sheriff’s office is investigating the incident and details were limited.
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) — At least 11 people were stabbed at a Walmart in Traverse City on Saturday — with six in critical condition — in what the sheriff said appeared to be a random act. A suspect was in custody, authorities said.
“Eleven is 11 too many, but thank God it wasn’t more,” Grand Traverse County Sheriff Michael Shea told reporters.
Emergency vehicles and uniformed first responders were seen outside the store following the incident.
Tiffany DeFell, 36, who lives in Honor, about 25 miles from Traverse City, said she was in the parking lot when she saw chaos erupt around her.
“It was really scary. Me and my sister were just freaking out,” she said. “This is something you see out of the movies. It’s not what you expect to see where you’re living.”
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