Quebec city man stabbed, allegedly by neighbour

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Quebec city man stabbed, allegedly by neighbour

Montreal Gazette: Quebec
25 minutes ago

A 26-year-old Quebec City man was stabbed overnight in his apartment in the Saint-Sauveur neighbourhood. The alleged attacker is his neighbour.

He suffered serious injuries to his back and lungs but his life is not threatened, according to Radio-Canada.

The man’s partner called the police around 1:00 a.m. and informed them that their neighbour had attacked him with a knife.

While Quebec City police did not find the suspect in his apartment, metres away from the scene of the attack, they established a perimeter and arrested a man in his twenties about an hour after arriving on the scene.

The suspect is expected to appear in court on Monday.

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