Tucson man accused of ramming store and stabbing woman
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 19 Oct, 21:31 · Archive
A 42-year-old Tucson man is accused of ramming a vehicle into a Circle K convenience store in Show Low, Arizona and stabbing a woman multiple times on Saturday morning.
A Tucson man is accused of ramming a vehicle into a Circle K convenience store in Show Low before stabbing a woman multiple times on Saturday morning. The assault occurred just before 10:30 a.m. near State Route 260 and Cooley Road. First responders found a woman with multiple stab wounds inside a car at the scene.
The woman was airlifted to a nearby hospital and is in stable condition. Police located the suspect, identified as 42-year-old Cheves-Lee Hayes Inabnett of Tucson, inside a nearby commercial site. A standoff followed before Inabnett surrendered to officers.
Inabnett was booked into jail on multiple charges including attempted homicide, aggravated assault, armed robbery, disorderly conduct with a weapon, trespassing and criminal damage. The Show Low Police Department is continuing to investigate the incident.
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- Tucson man accused of ramming building, stabbing woman in Show LowA Tucson man is accused of ramming a vehicle into a Show Low convenience store before stabbing a woman multiple times Saturday morning.Azfamily · 19 Oct, 19:42
- Tucson man accused of ramming building, stabbing woman in Show LowA Tucson man is accused of ramming a vehicle into a Show Low convenience store before stabbing a woman multiple times Saturday morning.KOLD · 19 Oct, 19:42
In this story: Cheves-Lee Hayes Inabnett · Show Low · Tucson · Show Low Police Department
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