Kingston police arrested a suspect in an attempted murder on Thursday.
Officers located 40-year-old Laura Judge at a property off of Montreal Street in the city’s North End at 12:35 p.m.
According to police, when they arrived on scene a man was found suffering from serious stab wounds. He was later transported to hospital.
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Judge was wanted in the stabbing of a man at an apartment building at 37 Cassidy St. shortly after 10 a.m. Thursday.
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According to police, when they arrived on scene a man was found suffering from serious stab wounds. He was later transported to hospital.
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Police say Judge fled the area on foot.
The Kingston Police K9 Unit were deployed to track and locate Judge. She has been taken into custody.
Police say there is no longer a public safety concern.
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