Scarborough stabbing investigation unfolds in late-night attack
Saturday, May 24, 2025, 7:20 am
In Scarborough near Kingston Road and Fenwood Heights, police are probing a late Friday incident in which a woman in her 30s was stabbed. Details remain sparse as authorities work to piece together the event and quell community unease over safety.
Police are investigating an alleged stabbing that took place in Scarborough late Friday night. According to the Toronto Police Service, officers were called to the area of Kingston Road and Fenwood Heights just before 11:00 p.m. Investigators say a woman in her 30s was stabbed. Her condition was…
Woman in 30s seriously injured after stabbing in Scarborough CP24
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