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2 injured, 1 in life-threatening condition, after Oshawa stabbing

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Police looking for suspects after two people stabbed in Oshawa
WATCH ABOVE: Investigators are still seeking witnesses after a violent altercation at a home on Brock Street Wednesday evening. The incident left two people injured, one of them police say was stabbed several times. – Apr 11, 2019

Durham Regional Police say a person is in life-threatening condition and another victim is in stable condition after a stabbing in Oshawa Wednesday evening. Police from the Central West division and paramedics were called to a house on Brock Street East for a disturbance.

“It appears there was some kind of altercation,” said Cst. George Tudos with DRPS. “The fight was originally verbal in nature and escalated into a physical altercation.”

Police say both people in the home were stabbed, one of them several times.

“We did locate two parties, both suffering with stab wounds. One person was stabbed several times and was also hit over the head with a hammer.”

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One of those victims was taken to hospital in life-threatening condition, they are now stable.

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Officers responded to the incident after reports of a home invasion. Police now know it wasn’t an isolated attack.

“I’m not sure what the motive is, however, we can confirm it was not a random incident,” says Tudos.

Police said one of the male victims was taken to a Toronto trauma centre. The second one was taken to a local hospital before being transferred to a Toronto trauma centre.

Investigators are still looking for suspects. If you can help, contact the Durham Regional Police or Crimestoppers.

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