Two students stabbed on Green Street

Two University students were reportedly stabbed on Green Street at around 2 a.m. Friday, according to University police.

Police responded to a call at 1:54 a.m. regarding the stabbing at the 100 block of East Green Street. 

One of the victims was found with multiple stab wounds to his abdomen and the other had a superficial wound, according to police. 

Victims were taken to Carle Foundation Hospital for treatment. Injuries were not considered to be life-threatening.

An Illini-Alert was sent to University students and faculty at 2:24 a.m. regarding the incident. This is the second stabbing that has happened this academic year. The last one occurred on Nov. 24.

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According to Patrick Wade, the University police spokesman, the two students said they were in an argument with the three suspects, which prompted the incident. 

The alleged perpetrators were not present at the scene when officers arrived, as reported by the University police. 

However, the police obtained security camera footage from local businesses which will be used in further investigation. 

“Once we review the security footage, we will decide whether the footage should be accessible to the public, to help with identification of the individuals,” Wade said.

This investigation is still ongoing and further updates are yet to come. 

 

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