NYPD investigating 2 stabbings in Manhattan

this morning after a series of stabbings across Manhattan yesterday with police continuing to

search for those responsible. That's right. Violence broke out at an Inwood bodega. That's

where three people were stabbed and then a harrowing incident in Midtown. That's where a young teen was

stabbed in the face. That's also where we go right now to find good days. Briella Tomasetti

she is live in Midtown with the latest on this disturbing trend. Briella, good morning

Yeah, Tashani and Robert, still a lot of questions surrounding this investigation

It's unclear, for example, right now if that 14-year-old boy knew his attackers or if it was random

We do know, though, that police this morning are looking for two suspects

both last seen wearing red and black hooded sweatshirts with ski masks on

We know this all went down, according to investigators, at 7 o'clock last night

on the sidewalk between 43rd and 44th Street and 8th Avenue. that teenage boy was stabbed just above the left eye. He was initially taken to Bellevue Hospital

in critical condition, but has since been stabilized. Investigators cordoned off the area

with crime scene tape as they searched for evidence but so far no arrests have been made Less than two hours earlier police responded to a fatal stabbing in Inwood involving three people It happened at 5 yesterday inside a bodega at West 212th Street

and Broadway. Investigators say a 20-year-old man was slashed in the neck and taken to Harlem

Hospital in stable condition. A 24-year-old man was also stabbed in the neck. He later died at

the hospital. A third person, 21 years of age, was stabbed in the hand and back. He was taken to the

hospital in stable condition. Those three men were reportedly involved in a dispute inside the

bodega before the violence broke out. Sources telling us one of the two survivors is now under

arrest. Here's what neighbors had to say. I'm very sad to understand this is still continuing in the

neighborhood. It's been a long time this has been happening. I've never seen nothing like this

And now I'm terrified to even walk through here much longer. As according to NYPD data, in the first quarter of 2025, the city reported its fewest number of

shootings since 1994. But last year, we saw the highest number of felony assaults in nearly

two and a half decades. For now, though, we're live here in Midtown. Tashani, back to you

Briella, thank you