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Shirtless man with stab wounds found wandering in southern Alberta city

A man has been charged after another man was found wandering shirtless with a stab wound in Brooks, Alta. on Tuesday. Kirby Bourne/630 CHED

Charges have been laid against a southern Alberta man after another man was found wandering shirtless with a stab wound.

Brooks RCMP were called on Tuesday after a resident saw a man walking shirtless with a stab wound to his chest.

Police said their investigation revealed the man had been part of a family dispute and another male involved suffered head trauma.

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Both men were taken to hospital and have since been released. police said Thursday.

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Charles Pantherbone, 30, is facing charges of aggravated assault, possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose and failing to comply with release order conditions.

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Police didn’t reveal the identity of the man who was stabbed, but said there were no charges pending against him.

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Pantherbone is scheduled to be in court next on Feb. 12.

Brooks, Alta. is a small city about 189 kilometres southeast of Calgary.

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