Suspect arrested in Canada stabbing attack
After an intensive manhunt, Myles Sanderson, the suspect in a mass stabbing in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, is now in custody, according to authorities.
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Victims of deadly stabbing spree in Canada identified
Officials in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan have released the names of 10 people who were killed in the stabbing attack on Sunday.
Manhunt continues after "false alarm" sighting of stabbings suspect
Residents of the James Smith Cree Nation were told to stay inside after the suspect was reportedly seen, the Saskatchewan RCMP tweeted.
Police: 1 suspect dead, 1 still on the run in stabbings
Canadian authorities said Monday that one suspect in a series of stabbings has been found dead and one is still on the run. Ten people were kille and 15 others hospitalized in the attacks. Elaine Quijano reports.
Mass stabbings in Canada leave some 10 dead
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Police search for suspects in stabbing spree
Police are searching for two suspects who they say are responsible for Sunday's mass stabbing attack in a mostly unpopulated, Indigenous region in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. CBS News correspondent Matt Pieper reports.
10 dead, 15 hospitalized in Canada mass stabbing attacks
Two suspects were still on the loose Sunday evening, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police said.
Iran denies link with Salman Rushdie attacker, blames writer himself
"We do not consider anyone other than Salman Rushdie and his supporters worthy of blame and even condemnation," said a foreign ministry spokesman.
Author Salman Rushdie attacked at event
Police in western New York are investigating an attack on author Salman Rushdie, who was preparing to speak at an event when someone rushed up and stabbed him in the neck. CBS News senior investigative producer Pat Milton has more on what we know so far.
Officials give update on Salman Rushdie stabbing
Salman Rushdie, the author whose writing led to death threats from Iran in the 1980s, was stabbed Friday as he was about to give a lecture in western New York, authorities said. The 75-year-old author was stabbed at least once in the neck, and once in the abdomen, and is still in surgery, officials said during a Friday evening press conference. Watch the press conference here.
Arrest in China kindergarten attack that killed 3 and injured 6
Police said the suspect had gone into hiding. They offered no word on his motive or the names or ages of the victims.
3 killed in China kindergarten stabbing rampage; suspect at large
In a video shared by state-run Beijing Daily, a police officer can be seen carrying a tiny child in his arms to an ambulance.
Video shows crowd mocking man committing alleged terrorist attack on London's subway system before police use Taser to subdue him
Video shows crowd mocking man committing alleged terrorist attack on London's subway system before police use Taser to subdue him. Three people were stabbed in the incident, none critically.
Boys killed in "ritual"
Massachusetts woman Latarsha Sanders has been charged with stabbing two of her children to death in their Brockton home in what prosecutors on Tuesday called a "ritual incident." At her arraignment Tuesday, prosecutors said one of the boys was stabbed as many as 50 times. CBS Boston's Bill Shields reports.
NYC murder case
Prosecutors say James Jackson was "motivated by pure hatred" when he allegedly stabbed a 66-year-old man to death on a Manhattan street. They say Jackson confessed to targeting black men. WCBS-TV's Raegan Medgie reports.
Man accused of stabbing Wisconsin tubers charged with homicide
Nicolae Miu, 52, was charged in St. Croix County, Wisconsin, with one count of first-degree intentional homicide and four counts of attempted first-degree homicide.
Teen killed, 4 wounded in knife attack on Wisconsin river; suspect arrested
The victims and the suspect had been tubing on the river when the stabbings occurred, authorities said.
Stabbing at Vegas hospital leaves one patient dead, 2nd wounded
A knife-wielding psychiatric patient fatally stabbed one man and wounded another inside a Las Vegas hospital, according to police.
Deadly stabbing attack in Israel
Security forces are still searching for two suspects after a deadly stabbing attack in Israel. CBS News contributor Robert Berger joins CBS News with more from Jerusalem.
3 killed in stabbing attack near Tel Aviv, medics say
Police said they suspect it was a militant attack and that the assailant fled in a vehicle.
At least three killed in stabbing near Tel Aviv
At least three people were killed and four were wounded in a stabbing attack near Tel Aviv as Israel marked its Independence Day on Thursday.
Rapper Kidd Creole sentenced to 16 years for fatal stabbing in NYC
The 62-year-old rapper, born Nathaniel Glover, was found guilty of manslaughter last month for the death of John Jolly.
Arrest made in 1988 killing of 11-year-old girl
Marvin McClendon, a 74-year-old retired correction officer, was arrested in the 1988 death of 11-year-old Melissa Tremblay. McClendon was taken into custody in Alabama for the murder that took place in Massachusetts. CBS Boston's Beth Germano reports.
Man charged with murder for school stabbing
Police in Stockton, California, say a man has been charged with murder for the stabbing that killed 15-year-old Aliycia Reynaga at Stagg High School. Police said the deadly attack appeared to be random. CBS Sacramento reporter Laura Haefli has the latest.
Man arrested in fatal school stabbing police say was random attack
The attacker was able to come through a campus gate and attacked before security and staff could stop him, officials said.
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