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Arrest follows knife attack at party
Saturday, 16 February 2013, 12:15 pm
Press Release: New Zealand Police
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Arrest follows knife attack at party
A 20-year old
Christchurch man has been arrested following a serious
assault in St Albans overnight.
Police were called to a
residential address in Flockton Street at around 1.00am
after an incident at a party at the address.
It is
believed an altercation occurred on the street close the
property, and a 20-year old man, who lives at the address,
was stabbed in the head by another man using a
nine-centimetre knife.
He was stabbed just behind the eye
and the knife remained embedded in the victim's head.
One
of the police officers who was first on the scene had
emergency medical experience and made the decision to leave
the knife undisturbed.
The victim was transferred to
hospital with what are described as non-life threatening
injuries. He was expected to undergo surgery today.
A
20-year old man was arrested at the scene and was to appear
in the Christchurch District Court this morning on charges
of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily
harm.
ENDS
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