Two Men + One Woman Stabbed In Midnight Hour "Physical Altercation With Another Group," Area 10th/Alamitos

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(October 14, 2018, 3:45 p.m.) -- Two men and one woman (all adults) were stabbbed in the midnight hour Sunday (Oct. 14) in what LBPD describes as a "physical altercation with another group" in the area of 10th/Alamitos (6th district just north of 1st district border.)

In preliminary information, LBPD Public Information Officer Nancy Pratt says LBPD responded to the 1000 block of Alamitos Ave, found the three victims with stab wounds, and determined that "the three individuals had been involved in a physical altercation with another group."

LBFD transported the stabbing victims to a hospital with what are described as "non-life threatening injuries "

LBPD says the victims "were uncooperative with the investigation and provided no additional details."

Jan 1, 2018 to date: Red Xs=homicides; Blue Xs= shootings, person wounded; Brown Xs=shots fired at victim(s), not hit; Purple Xs=shots at occupied residence/vehicle; Green Xs= shots at unoccupied vehicle/residence; Grey Xs=shots fired (no hit, no target identified); Orange X's=non-fatal stabbings. Map is unofficial. A separate map (not shown here) shows shootings in NLB

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