Man stabbed, critically wounded during fight on CTA Red Line platform
A 31-year-old man pulled out a knife and stabbed a 48-year-old man in the back and neck.
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A 31-year-old man pulled out a knife and stabbed a 48-year-old man in the back and neck.
Chicago police say two men who knew each other got into a fight.
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"I turned slightly to the left, and I see this guy with a clown mask – like a Halloween mask," said Erika Gierczak.
The woman says the stabbing happened in a Portage Park laundromat.
The driver, a 41-year-old man, was providing a ride to an unidentified woman when she became angry and started to physically attack him, police said.
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He was identified as the offender who, on Nov. 19, around 7:45 p.m., stabbed and seriously injured the victim in the 1500 block of North Clybourn Avenue.
One of the offenders then punched and kicked the victim as he fell to the ground.
Chicago police said around 3:30 a.m., the man was sitting on the bench on the platform, in the 100 block of North Clark Street, when an unknown man pulled out a knife and attacked him.
The victim suffered a cut to the left abdomen and was taken to Northwestern Hospital in good condition.
The woman, 44, was taken by the Chicago Fire Department to Mt. Sinai Hospital in serious condition with a stab wound to the head. The man, 42, was taken by CFD to Christ Hospital in fair condition with stab wounds to the hands.
Chicago police said a car was traveling northbound when it was struck by another vehicle traveling southbound – causing the first car to flip.
Police say the two were in an argument with a known male offender around 12:13 a.m., in the 4700 block of South Springfield Avenue, when he pulled a knife and stabbed the victims.
Benigno Ramirez-Moreno, 39, of Chicago, was placed into custody for attempted murder.
Police said two students got into a fight at Proviso West around 10 a.m., and one of them was stabbed in the arm.
The victim drove himself to Rush University Medical Center, where his condition was stabilized.
The attack happened on Armitage Avenue near the Kennedy Expressway.
Police say two men were arguing when one of them swung a sharp object and stabbed the other in the arm before fleeing the scene.
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Police said the 21-year-old then stabbed the other woman in the head and arm with something sharp.
A Red Line CTA station has reopened after Chicago police closed it to investigate a stabbing on the platform. On Monday morning, a 21-year-old woman and a 24-year-old woman fought at the 79th Street train stop.
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