Teens stabbed at San Angelo McDonald’s
San Angelo police are investigating an aggravated assault at a McDonald’s that resulted in two stabbing victims, according to a news release.
On Monday, Oct. 1 around 1 p.m., patrol units were dispatched to a stabbing at the McDonald’s at 520 N. Bryant Blvd.
“At this time, it appears a fight amongst young adults and juveniles resulted in a suspect stabbing two individuals,” the release stated.
San Angelo police are investigating an aggravated assault at a McDonald’s that resulted in two people being stabbed, according to a news release.
One 17-year-old victim and one 16-year-old victim were transported to the Shannon Medical Center Emergency Room by the fire department.
“The adult victim is considered in serious condition and the juvenile is considered stable at this time,” the release stated.
Around 3:30 p.m. Monday, a 16-year-old suspect as taken into custody without incident.
If you have information in regard to the stabbing, contact a detective at 325-657-4473.
(This story was updated to meet our standards.)
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