A stabbing incident that transpired on University Avenue in the Corridor neighborhood has left a 52-year-old man with a non-life-threatening injury. The altercation involved the victim and two unidentified male suspects this morning. The official report from Officer D. O'Brien's log states that at approximately 3:08 AM, at the location of 3412 University Avenue, the victim engaged in a physical altercation with the two suspects, which resulted in him being stabbed in the abdomen, according to the San Diego Police Department Watch Commander's Log.
The suspects left the scene immediately following the incident and remain at large. A detailed description of one of the assailants was provided: a Hispanic male adult, estimated to be between the ages of 35 and 36, 5'6" in height, weighing around 150 lbs, spotted wearing a black hat, black shirt, and blue jeans. The second suspect has been described as a Hispanic male adult wearing a white shirt along with blue jeans, but no further details (NFD) have been disclosed. The victim was promptly transported to a nearby hospital by ambulance, where he received treatment for his injury.
This stabbing adds to the list of violent episodes that have punctuated the Corridor neighborhood's nights, prompting community concern and calls for increased safety measures. The Mid City Division of the SDPD is currently handling the ongoing investigation. They urge anyone who may possess any information related to the incident to step forward and assist in the capture of the suspects, who continue to evade law enforcement.
As the community grapples with the ripple effects of violence, the San Diego Police Department is encouraging witnesses or any individuals with information pertinent to this case to contact the Mid City Division or to report anonymously via Crime Stoppers at 888-580-8477.
