A man was rushed to the hospital after being stabbed near 24th and South Van Ness streets in San Francisco on Sunday morning, and police say no one has been arrested in connection with the attack. Officers responded to a call reporting the stabbing around 11:24 a.m. and found the victim suffering from apparent stab wounds.
According to NBC Bay Area, officers rendered aid at the scene before paramedics arrived and transported the victim to a hospital. His injuries were described as non-life-threatening. Authorities had not announced any arrests as of the report.
Police Seek Information From the Public
San Francisco police are asking anyone with information about Sunday's stabbing to come forward. Investigators have encouraged tipsters to contact SFPD at 415-575-4444 as they work to determine what led up to the attack.
Details beyond the initial police response remain limited. The station's report does not identify the victim, name a suspect, or establish a motive, and it is unclear whether the case remains open as the investigation continues.
A Different Outcome in an Earlier Mission Stabbing
Earlier this year, officers responded to a fight at 19th and Mission streets at 3:15 p.m. on a Sunday, according to Mission Local.
That victim was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries, a far more severe outcome than Sunday's non-life-threatening wounds. Police later said a 24-year-old suspect, Raymundo Rodriguez of San Jose, was booked on charges of attempted murder and conspiracy, with Mission Local updating its report one day later to add his name and the charges against him.
