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Man Stabbed Aboard Greenlink Bus Near Marue Drive, Suspect Still At Large

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Published on November 07, 2026
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A man was stabbed aboard a Greenlink public bus in Greenville County on Friday evening, and deputies say he is expected to survive. No one has been arrested in connection with the attack.

According to the FOX Carolina News report, the Greenville County Sheriff's Office said deputies responded to Marue Drive after a reported stabbing on a Greenlink public transportation bus. Deputies arrived at approximately 6 p.m. and found a male victim suffering from a stab wound, per WYFF4.

The victim was taken to a local hospital, where he is expected to survive, deputies said. As of the station's report, no one had been arrested, and the search for a suspect remained active.

What Deputies Have Not Yet Released

The station's account does not identify the victim or the suspect, nor does it detail the bus route involved, the circumstances leading up to the attack, or a possible motive. No arrest or custody update had been issued as of the latest report.

No official statement or incident report beyond the deputies' account to reporters has been made public. It remains unclear exactly how the confrontation unfolded aboard the bus before the stabbing occurred.

A Transit System Already Grappling With Staffing And Safety

The stabbing comes against the backdrop of longstanding challenges for Greenlink, the Greenville-area public bus system. The Greenville Journal has reported that the agency has struggled with a driver shortage dating back to 2019, with 10 full-time bus-operator positions open as of February 2023.

Greenlink director James Keel told the outlet the agency had been installing bus-operator barriers and offering de-escalation and mental-health training for drivers, while also working to add security to its downtown transit center at 100 W. McBee Ave. Keel also discussed security at the downtown transit center. There is no indication that these staffing or safety issues are connected to Thursday's stabbing.

This remains an active and developing investigation, and deputies have not said whether additional details about a suspect or the circumstances of the attack will be released.