Hamilton Mosque Stabbing Incident Leaves Two Injured
May 2, 2025, 3:13 pm
Police investigations are underway following a stabbing at a downtown Hamilton mosque that has left two people injured. With suspects at large and community members reeling, law enforcement continues their search in what is emerging as a deeply unsettling incident in the area.
La police de Hamilton recherche deux suspects après que trois personnes ont été blessées lors d’une agression au couteau dans une mosquée du centre-ville, vendredi après-midi.
Police in Hamilton, Ont. say they are currently investigating a stabbing at a mosque in the city’s downtown core that has left two people injured.
Two people have been hospitalized and two suspects are on the loose after a stabbing at the Hamilton Downtown Mosque on Friday. Investigators say two victims were taken to hospital, one with minor injuries after the incident at the mosque located at 221 York Blvd. The condition of the second victim…
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