LOS ANGELES—Two people were stabbed April 6 at or near stations on the Los Angeles Metro Red Line, and the suspect or suspects were still at large Thursday evening.
The first attack occurred at the Metro Hollywood/Western Station. According to the Los Angeles Police Department, the suspect stabbed the victim and fled the scene at around 4:55 p.m.
The victim’s condition was not immediately available.
The attack caused a brief interruption in service on the Metro B (Red) Line, but all trains were back operating on a normal schedule later Thursday, according to LA Metro.
At about 8:20 p.m., a man stabbed someone multiple times in the neck and back at 600 S. Alvarado Street, the police department said. That victim was stabbed while traveling to the Westlake/MacArthur Park Station, KCAL9 reported. He was taken to the hospital while conscious and still breathing, but his condition was unknown.
The suspect was last seen on the Red Line train headed toward North Hollywood, according to KCAL9.
It was not clear whether the same suspect was responsible for both stabbings.
