8 Stabbed in Colorado Springs, Colorado

Allegedly, a male stabbed 8 people during mixed locations in Colorado Springs, Colorado, early in a morning on Monday, Jan. 13, 2020. Police called this a “random debauch of violence.”

In a camber of 30 minutes, a think stabbed 8 people.

The victims incarcerated a theme interlude his aroused rampage.

Police perceived a call during 1:30 a.m. internal time. They were called to a Sante Fe Trail nearby 8th Street and Cimarron. When they arrived on a scene, they found dual stabbed people. The think fled on walking trails by a America a Beautiful Park. Officers followed a route and detected some-more victims had been stabbed. The trails ran along I-25.

“As we proceeded along a trail, we found several other people that a think came in hit with and had also assaulted. We finished adult removing another call for use or several other calls for use with regards to harmed victims. Several were during American a Beautiful Park that also runs along that Santa Fe Trail. We afterwards proceeded to that plcae and were removing medical courtesy to all a victims there,” according to Peterson.

Everywhere he went, a think continued to gash a people he came in hit with. At 2 a.m., military perceived another call to Tejon and Boulder where a think was found and arrested. He had been incarcerated by some of his victims.

“The attacks seemed [to] be pointless and there is no famous attribute between a think and a victims,” according to a report.

All 8 victims were taken to internal hospitals to accept treatment. None of a victims had life-threatening wounds.

The think has not been identified.

Colorado Springs Police Sgt. Shawn Peterson told KKTV, a CNN affiliate, that a think acted alone.

This occurrence is still underneath investigation.

By Jeanette Vietti

Sources:

CNN: Stabbing debauch in Colorado Springs leaves 8 injured
KKTV: Man goes on stabbing debauch nearby downtown Springs overnight
ABC13: Man arrested after 8 stabbed in Colorado Springs, military say

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