Two stabbed at LA's Metro Red Line stations in separate attacks
Authorities are searching for the suspect(s) involved in two separate stabbings on and near LA's Metro Red Line stations.
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Authorities are searching for the suspect(s) involved in two separate stabbings on and near LA's Metro Red Line stations.
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This was the second stabbing on the Metro's Red Line on Thursday and the third this week.
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The stabbing occurred just before 5 p.m., leaving one person hospitalized with undisclosed injuries.
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