Woman stabbed on CTrain platform, charges pending: police
![Suspect in CTrain stabbing arrested by police Calgary police and Calgary Transit security respond to a stabbing on Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2023. (Supplied/Brian Visser)](/content/dam/ctvnews/en/images/2023/2/2/suspect-in-ctrain-stabbing-arrested-by-police-1-6257125-1680547210137.jpg)
Investigators say a fight between two women at a Calgary LRT station Wednesday night left one of them with serious stab wounds.
Officials told CTV News that police responded to a fight at the Centre Street CTrain station at about 9 p.m. Wednesday.
Reports indicated the verbal argument had escalated and one of the participants ended up being stabbed.
"The victim made her way onto a CTrain where a Good Samaritan pushed the help button for assistance," police told CTV News in a statement Thursday morning.
"The victim was transported to hospital in life-threatening condition. She has since been upgraded to stable."
(Supplied/Brian Visser)
Investigators used security video to identify the suspect and track her to another location in downtown Calgary.
She was arrested without further incident.
Aggravated assault charges are pending.
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