Man injured in stabbing in Toronto’s east end, suspect in custody
Global News
Toronto police say a man has been injured after a stabbing in the city's east end and a suspect has been arrested on Monday night.
Toronto police say a man has been injured after a stabbing in the city’s east end and a suspect has been arrested on Monday night.
Police said the stabbing happened just after 8 p.m. in the O’Connor Drive and Dohme Avenue area.
Paramedics told Global News two adults were taken to a local trauma centre with serious injuries.
Police said both the victim and the suspect were taken hospital.
The suspect was taken into custody, police said. It is unclear what led to the stabbing.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police.
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