Seattle police searching for suspects after man stabbed in University District

SEATTLE — Seattle police are trying to find two suspects accused of stabbing a person within the College District on Tuesday night.

Police initially responded to a report of rocks being thrown at a person close to the intersection of Northeast forty fifth Road and College Method Northeast at about 6:30 p.m. However upon arriving on the scene, police discovered the 53-year-old male sufferer with a non-life-threatening stab wound to his chest.

In response to police, the sufferer was in an alleyway when a person and a lady approached him.

Following a verbal altercation, the person and the lady reportedly threw rocks on the sufferer. Each suspects then grabbed and held the sufferer because the male suspect stabbed him.

The suspects fled the scene on foot and had been final seen heading southbound on College Method Northeast, in keeping with police.

Medics with the Seattle Fireplace Division responded to the scene and transported the sufferer to Harborview Medical Middle, the place he obtained therapy for his accidents.

Police describe the male suspect as an roughly 25- to 35-year-old white man with a thin construct. He was sporting a light-colored hoodie, darkish pants, a white beanie with a pompom, sneakers with white soles and darkish uppers and a backpack.

The feminine suspect is described as a 25- to 30-year-old white lady with bleached hair with darkish roots. She was sporting white pants and hoop earrings and carrying a number of items of baggage, together with a pink bag.

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