A 33-year-old Manchester man was rushed to the hospital Sunday morning after being stabbed multiple times at a home on Flower Street, according to police. Investigators say a reported kidnapping tied to the incident never actually happened, and the case remains unsolved with no arrests made.
Officers were called to 26 Flower Street around 6:30 a.m. Sunday for a reported stabbing, as reported by NBC Connecticut. Police told Patch that officers responded to the address at 6:27 a.m. for the reported stabbing, and that the 33-year-old man had sustained multiple stab wounds during an incident at the residence.
The man was transported to a nearby hospital, where his injuries were considered non-life-threatening per investigators. According to Patch's report, police also said a report of a kidnapping or abduction connected to the incident did not occur, though the details behind that initial report were not disclosed.
Heavy Police Presence Shuts Down Part of Flower Street
Video from the scene showed a large police presence in the area of Elro and Flower streets, with crime scene tape blocking off a section of the roadway. The same report noted the heavy response as investigators worked the scene Sunday morning.
As of Sunday, the investigation remained active and ongoing, and no arrests had been made, the station's report notes. No further details about a suspect or what led to the stabbing have been released.
Police Ask Public for Tips
Manchester police are asking anyone with information about the incident to come forward. Those with details are urged to call the Manchester Police Department at 860-645-5500.
