Woman to face court after bus driver stabbed in alleged attack in North Adelaide

A 23-year-old woman will face court today after a bus driver was stabbed in a late night alleged altercation in Adelaide’s north.

A bus driver was stabbed in the hand on Thursday night.

A woman will face court today after a bus driver was stabbed late on Thursday night.

Police were called to King William Rd, near Kermode St in North Adelaide, about 11.20pm on Thursday after reports a woman had stabbed a bus driver following an altercation on a bus.

The victim – a 37-year-old man – was treated at the scene for minor injuries to his hand.

The suspect had fled before patrols arrived, according to police.

However, officers searched the area and found a 23-year-old Morphett Vale woman near North Tce.

In her possession police allegedly found a pair of scissors.

She was charged with assault causing harm and breach of bail.

She did not apply for bail and will appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court on Friday.

Police are appealing for anyone with further information to contact Crime Stoppers at www.crimestopeprssa.com.au or phone [phone].