AUGUSTA (AP) — Augusta police are investigating a double stabbing, but say the victims are not being cooperative.
Sgt. Eric Lloyd says the stabbings at about 2:30 a.m. Sunday appear “to be a mutual assault” involving two men.
He says officers were called the Stewart Lane home by a neighbor.
The Kennebec Journal reports that police found one man with a stab wound to his right triceps and the other with a wound to his chest.
The man with the chest wound was taken to Maine- General Medical Center in Augusta, while the other man refused treatment at the scene.
No names were released.
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