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Three taken to hospital in youth-involved stabbing in Maple Ridge, B.C.

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3 transported to hospital in youth-involved stabbing in Maple Ridge, B.C., BCEHS says
BC Emergency Health Services said three ambulances responded to a “stabbing incident involving youth in Maple Ridge” at a home on Garden Street – Apr 15, 2023

Police were seen at a taped-off home in Maple Ridge, B.C., Saturday morning.

BC Emergency Health Services said three ambulances responded to a “stabbing incident involving youth in Maple Ridge” at a home on Garden Street.

Three patients were taken to hospital around 1:30 a.m. on April 15, one of whom was in critical condition.

Pictures from the scene show a residence surrounded by yellow police tape.

The home has at least one surveillance camera and has a sign posted in the window saying, “No snitching, keep our streets honest,” and a cartoon image of a rat being stabbed by a knife.

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A home in Maple Ridge was the reported scene of a stabbing involving youth, BCEHS said. Global News

On Sunday, BC RCMP said the violence erupted during a home invasion that was targeted.

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“There is currently no threat to the public at this time, and investigators are continuing to follow up on leads and speak with neighbors and witnesses,” BC RCMP Sgt. Chris Manseau said.

“The public can expect a police presence in the area for the next few days.”

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