Man stabbed after fight on Christmas morning
A man has been seriously injured after he was allegedly stabbed in the early hours of Christmas morning.
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A man has been seriously injured after he was allegedly stabbed in the early hours of Christmas morning.
Police were called to Bolsover Street at Rockhampton about 1am after reports of a wounding incident.
Initial police investigations suggest the two men had been involved in a physical altercation resulting with a 34-year-old man getting stab wounds to his legs.
He was taken to Rockhampton Hospital in a serious condition. Police believe the two men were known to each other.
No one has been charged as of yet, but investigations are ongoing.
Originally published as Man stabbed after fight on Christmas morning
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