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Stabbing victims fought over broken mop
DAYTON — Two people were stabbed, another was hit by a baseball bat and several more were affected by sprayed Mace in the aftermath of an argument that began over a broken mop, police said.
Officers and medical personnel were dispatched to an apartment building at 1928 N. James H. McGee Blvd. at about 12:45 p.m. on Tuesday, June 30, on the report of a stabbing. When they arrived, they found two stabbing victims, an adult female and a juvenile female, with non-life-threatening injuries, said Dayton police Lt. Robert Chabali.
The initial investigation showed that the parties began an argument about a broken mop Monday night, and it escalated Tuesday. The adult female, who lives on the second floor of the building, apparently stabbed the juvenile female, who lives on the third floor, Chabali said.
The juvenile’s mother then apparently stabbed the adult female, Chabali said. During the fray, someone sprayed Mace that affected several more people, and another juvenile was injured by the baseball bat, Chabali said.
The action occurred inside both apartments and spilled into a grassy area outside the building facing North James H. McGee Boulevard, which brought a large crowd that continuing watching the medical and police response 45 minutes later.
Police are continuing to investigate what charges will come from the incident, Chabali said.
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