Stabbing at Keele and Finch after YorkU party

Luckily, nobody died or will have to die this time.

There are multiple suspects.

A 19-year-old man was taken to hospital with serious injuries after being stabbed at a house party in the Keele Street and Finch Avenue area.
Officers were called to a house near Cook Road and Leitch Avenue around 1:30 a.m.
According to police, the victim was involved in an altercation and was stabbed in the stomach after leaving the house party.
He was rushed to hospital via emergency run. Police later described his injuries as non-life-threatening.
Police say they are looking for multiple suspects, however no descriptions were immediately provided.

We’ll keep you updated when we learn something new.

Sources / More info: cp24

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