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Re: UC Davis on edge in wake of 3 stabbings in city in 1 week that killed college senior, beloved homeless man
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On 25 Aug 2021, AlleyCat <alleycat...@trump.org> posted some
news:sg66au$6eb$5...@news.dns-netz.com:
> Unbreakable Disease wrote
>
>> Democrats are already demanding AR-15 assault knife bans.
The FBI is helping investigate three "brazen" stabbings -- two of which
killed a college senior and a homeless man -- within one week in Davis,
California, according to police.
Davis Police Chief Darren Pytel said Tuesday that authorities are still
investigating whether the "unprecedented" stabbings are related, though he
noted that the suspect descriptions for the second and third attacks are
"substantially similar." There were no witnesses to the first attack.
"We aren't able yet to positively link the three crimes," the chief said.
"We're still waiting for evidence to come back."
The most recent stabbing took place at about 11:45 p.m. Monday at a
transient camp in Davis, about 15 miles west of Sacramento. A woman said
she was stabbed multiple times through her tent, police said. The victim
underwent surgery and is in "critical but stable condition," Pytel said.
She "was able to provide a description of the assailant and she was able
to tell us what happened," the chief said.
The suspect is described as a college-aged man with a light complexion and
curly hair, police said. He's thin and stands at 5-foot-6 to 5-foot-9,
police said, and was last seen wearing black Adidas pants with a white
stripe on the side and carrying a brown backpack, police said.
UC Davis said it issued "a campus WarnMe message" around 1 a.m. Tuesday.
The city initiated a "shelter in place" order overnight that was lifted
several hours later.
Just days earlier, around 9:15 p.m. Saturday, UC Davis senior Karim Abou
Najm, a 20-year-old computer science major, was stabbed to death at Davis'
Sycamore Park, according to the university and police.
"Karim was a wonder of energy, a free spirit, someone who just wants to
see goodness around him," his father, Majdi Abou Najm, told Sacramento ABC
affiliate KXTV.
<https://abcnews.go.com/US/uc-davis-edge-wake-3-stabbings-city-
1/story?id=99008428>
news:sg66au$6eb$5...@news.dns-netz.com:
> Unbreakable Disease wrote
>
>> Democrats are already demanding AR-15 assault knife bans.
The FBI is helping investigate three "brazen" stabbings -- two of which
killed a college senior and a homeless man -- within one week in Davis,
California, according to police.
Davis Police Chief Darren Pytel said Tuesday that authorities are still
investigating whether the "unprecedented" stabbings are related, though he
noted that the suspect descriptions for the second and third attacks are
"substantially similar." There were no witnesses to the first attack.
"We aren't able yet to positively link the three crimes," the chief said.
"We're still waiting for evidence to come back."
The most recent stabbing took place at about 11:45 p.m. Monday at a
transient camp in Davis, about 15 miles west of Sacramento. A woman said
she was stabbed multiple times through her tent, police said. The victim
underwent surgery and is in "critical but stable condition," Pytel said.
She "was able to provide a description of the assailant and she was able
to tell us what happened," the chief said.
The suspect is described as a college-aged man with a light complexion and
curly hair, police said. He's thin and stands at 5-foot-6 to 5-foot-9,
police said, and was last seen wearing black Adidas pants with a white
stripe on the side and carrying a brown backpack, police said.
UC Davis said it issued "a campus WarnMe message" around 1 a.m. Tuesday.
The city initiated a "shelter in place" order overnight that was lifted
several hours later.
Just days earlier, around 9:15 p.m. Saturday, UC Davis senior Karim Abou
Najm, a 20-year-old computer science major, was stabbed to death at Davis'
Sycamore Park, according to the university and police.
"Karim was a wonder of energy, a free spirit, someone who just wants to
see goodness around him," his father, Majdi Abou Najm, told Sacramento ABC
affiliate KXTV.
<https://abcnews.go.com/US/uc-davis-edge-wake-3-stabbings-city-
1/story?id=99008428>
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