A weekend night near Broadway in Chula Vista turned violent after two people were stabbed and rushed to the hospital, where they were later transferred to a trauma center because of how serious their injuries were, authorities said.
Chula Vista police first headed to the Manhattan Bar in the 400 block of Broadway on Saturday after a report of shots fired. When officers checked out the scene, they did not find any evidence of gunfire. Patrons were questioned, and police determined that no one had actually heard shots, according to a statement to ABC 10News San Diego.
The situation took a darker turn when two people later showed up at a local hospital with stab wounds, ABC 10News San Diego reports. Because of the severity of their injuries, both were transferred to a trauma center for further treatment.
Police said the stabbing victims did not cooperate with investigators and did not provide statements, leaving detectives with more questions than answers. No arrests have been made.
Where It Happened
Business listings place the Manhattan Bar at 400 Broadway in downtown Chula Vista. According to MapQuest, that address is near the intersection of Broadway and G Street.
How To Help Investigators
The Chula Vista police are asking anyone who witnessed the incident or has video footage of it to come forward. Officials urged residents to contact San Diego Crime Stoppers at (888) 580-8477 to submit anonymous tips and share any footage that might help move the case forward.
Investigation Ongoing
Authorities say the victims have not provided cooperative statements and that no one is in custody at this time, as reported by ABC 10News San Diego. Chula Vista Police said they plan to release more information as the investigation develops.
What Residents Should Know
Police are asking anyone who was in the Broadway corridor on Saturday night to review their phone videos, security camera footage, or doorbell footage for any information that could be useful and to share it with Crime Stoppers or the department. If you witness an emergency or immediate danger, call 911.
