Police: Suspects At-Large From Road Rage Stabbing Incident Sunday

 

SAN ANGELO, TX — A man was stabbed in purported road rage incident early Sunday morning, San Angelo police report.

At 2:20 a.m., police were dispatched to the 1100 block of E. 24th St. Police stated a dispute occurred between the drivers of two separate vehicles. The road rage incident escalated into a physical altercation when several subjects assaulted a 32-year-old male victim.

By the time police arrived, those who assaulted the man had fled, leaving the victim behind. The victim was rushed to Shannon Medical Center via ambulance. Police reported the victim was stabbed multiple times during the assault. His current condition was not released by the police.

Police have made no arrests yet in the ongoing investigation. Authorities are asking for citizens to help them find the suspects. If you have any information that will aid in the investigation, contact Detective Hernandez at (325) 659-8015.

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Nothing good happens at 2:20 am. Bars close at 2. I don't know why there aren't more cops out to catch the drunks driving home. Good ol' San Angelo. The city doesn't want to crack down on the 100 locations in town that serve alcohol because it's all about money. City counsel may be getting paid off by the trash company, large department stores, and their buddies all own bars that make money ruining people's lives. I hope each city counsel person gets voted out. It's time for change, not just maintaining the old money wealth in San Angelo.

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