Woman stabbed overnight at the Adelaide Railway Station, attacker still at large
A woman was stabbed at the Adelaide Railway Station early this morning, with the attacker still on the run. It’s the third stabbing in recent days. Pictures: 7 News
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A woman is in hospital and her attacker remains at large after a CBD stabbing overnight – the third serious stabbing incident in Adelaide in recent days.
Police were called to the Adelaide Railway Station about 4am Sunday where they found a woman with stab wounds to the thigh.
The Far North woman, 28, was taken to the Royal Adelaide Hospital and treated for a minor leg injuries.
The suspect is known to the victim and was last seen running down a lane between the station and Parliament House where police recovered the knife allegedly used in the assault.
No suspect has been arrested.
Earlier on Saturday, a man was allegedly stabbed in a terrifying home invasion at Elizabeth Vale.
Crews were called to an address on Pasteur St after reports of a break-in, where the occupant was allegedly stabbed in the stomach after confronting the intruder.
The victim was rushed to hospital in a serious condition while the intruder remains on the run.
It comes after the arrest of a man after another alleged stabbing at Ingle Farm on Thursday evening.
Witnesses flagged down police on Montague Rd near the Ingle Farm Shopping Centre after finding mother-of-one Jade Ross with multiple stab wounds about 10.30pm.
Ms Ross, 35, was rushed to hospital in a serious condition and her alleged attacker, an Elizabeth Downs man, 51, was arrested on Friday evening.
He was refused bail to appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court on Monday.
Anyone with information on the stabbing incidents should call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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