In a grim reminder that safety can be elusive at even the most hallowed public places, there was a stabbing incident at HBCU Morgan State University, the third violent incident on the campus in the last week.
The stabbings happened outside the entrance to a cafeteria about 2:05 p.m., after a suspect was observed with a knife, according to Clint Coleman, a university spokesman.
“Somebody pulled out a knife and just began swinging it widely,” Coleman said.
A police spokesman said one player was stabbed in the chest and taken to a hospital in very serious condition. He was later listed in critical but stable condition, the university said in a statement. Another player was stabbed in the arm and a third in the back, Baltimore police said. One of them was treated at the scene and did not go to a hospital. Coleman said he believed all three would survive.
Police said the attack grew out of a dispute between two groups. Coleman said at least one suspect — a student — was taken into custody while police said several “persons of interest” were detained for interviews.
Source: Black America Web
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