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Two Dead After 1 Train Stabbing Incident
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Jen Chung
Published Mar 28, 2010
Modified Mar 28, 2010
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The Gothamist Newsmap indicated a stabbing at Houston and Varick Streets in Manhattan around 5:36 a.m. this morning and WABC 7 now reports, "Two young men died from wounds they suffered in a stabbing on a downtown No. 1 train early Sunday." Apparently the stabbing occurred on the subway between the West Houston and Christopher stops. Two 24-year-old men with multiple stab wounds were pronounced DOA at St. Vincent's while a 23-year-old man "suffered stab wounds to the arm and neck and is in stable condition at St. Vincent's." It's unclear what led to the stabbing. Last November, a subway passenger was fatally stabbed by another straphanger on a D train.
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