Man wanted after stabbing kills 3, hurts 1
By Zha Minjie |
March 4, 2013, Monday
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CITY police were hunting a man accused of stabbing four people, including one of his relatives, over a dispute yesterday in suburban Fengxian District.
Three of the people, two men and one woman, were killed and an injured woman was in critical condition at a hospital, police said.
The suspect, surnamed Song, is a migrant worker from central China's Hubei Province, police said.
Police said they were alerted about the stabbing at noon yesterday at Fengcheng Town.
Four people were lying on the ground as police arrived.
Two men were dead at the scene and one woman was pronounced dead at a hospital.
Song had a quarrel with his father-in-law about the sales of pigs they raised at home, according to an initial investigation.
Song stabbed three people in talks to purchase the stock and one relative from the father-in-law's family, police said. The suspect fled.
Three of the people, two men and one woman, were killed and an injured woman was in critical condition at a hospital, police said.
The suspect, surnamed Song, is a migrant worker from central China's Hubei Province, police said.
Police said they were alerted about the stabbing at noon yesterday at Fengcheng Town.
Four people were lying on the ground as police arrived.
Two men were dead at the scene and one woman was pronounced dead at a hospital.
Song had a quarrel with his father-in-law about the sales of pigs they raised at home, according to an initial investigation.
Song stabbed three people in talks to purchase the stock and one relative from the father-in-law's family, police said. The suspect fled.
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