What to Know
- Two men were stabbed while inside a subway station in lower Manhattan, police said
- The two victims were stabbed in the back and sides while at the Second Avenue F train station along East Houston Street Wednesday night
- Police were looking for three suspects involved in what they said was a dispute
Two men were stabbed while inside a subway station in lower Manhattan, police said.
The victims were at the Second Avenue F train station along East Houston Street around 9:30 p.m. Wednesday night, according to the NYPD. Both men, age 24 and 27, were stabbed in the back and side as they waited at the station, police said.
A long trail of blood was left from the northbound platform to the top of the steps leading to the street.
After the attack, the two victims were brought to Bellevue Hospital in serious but stable condition.
Police were looking for three suspects involved in what they said was a dispute.
No arrests have been made and police are not sure of a motive. An investigation is ongoing.
