Two men are wanted for attempted murder as Toronto police investigate a stabbing that took place at a subway station.
In a press release, Toronto police asked the public for further assistance in an investigation that has gone on for more than a week.
Police said that on May 13 at around 6:49 p.m., they responded to reports of a stabbing at Main Street Subway Station on the Bloor-Danforth line.
A 23-year-old man walked out of the station’s doors and was chased back inside the station by two men, it is alleged.
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Police said the two men stabbed him before the victim ran out of the subway station, followed by the men, who caught up and continued to stab him. They then allegedly escaped south toward Danforth Avenue.
Police confirmed Saturday that Taijaune Khan, 20, and Keysean Patterson, 21, both from Toronto, were wanted for attempted murder.
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They are considered armed and dangerous, police said. Members of the public who see them are asked to call 911.
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