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Members of Saskatoon’s Serious Assault Unit are investigating a stabbing in Pleasant Hill that sent a man to hospital on Nov. 13.
Saskatoon Police Service said in a news release on Nov. 14 that the man was found with multiple stab wounds in the 200 block of Avenue T North on Nov. 13 after officers were called there around 5:30 p.m. after receiving a report of an injured person.
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SPS said the man’s injuries were later determined to be non-life-threatening and further investigation found that the stabbing had likely occurred in the area of 20th Street West and Avenue P South.
Driver ticketed after three-vehicle crash
A driver received a ticket after police said they drove through a stop sign and caused a three-vehicle collision on Friday.
SPS said in a Nov. 14 news release officers were called around 8:30 a.m. to the intersection of Preston Avenue South and 7th Street East.
Police said they found the occupants of all three vehicles nearby and one woman was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
SPS restricted northbound traffic between 5th Street East and 7th Street East on Preston Avenue South for a few hours to investigate and said they found one vehicle run a stop sign, hit the second vehicle in the intersection, which was then pushed into a third vehicle.
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