North Sydney housemate stabbing sees man rushed to hospital
A man has been taken to hospital and another arrested after an alleged stabbing between flatmates in North Sydney.
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A man has been taken to hospital and another arrested after an alleged stabbing in North Sydney.
The incident allegedly involving two flatmates, both aged in their 40s, occurred about 2.30pm on ANZAC Day on Neutral Street.
It is understood one housemate stabbed the other in the shoulder, before Triple-0 was called.
In a statement, NSW Police said one man was treated by NSW Ambulance paramedics before being taken to hospital with serious injuries.
A crime scene was set up and the other man was taken to Chatswood Police Station to assist with inquiries.
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