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GREENVILLE, N.Y. — State police at Catskill are seeking a suspect in the stabbing of three people early Sunday morning.
Police said they know who the suspect is and are actively seeking him. They said three people were injured in the stabbing, which occurred Sunday in the early morning hours. Police said the injuries are not considered life-threatening.
Police said they also issued three people tickets for underage drinking in connection with the stabbing investigation. The persons issued tickets are not the injured individuals, they said.
Police said once the suspect is in custody, they will release further details about the incident.
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