SAN ANTONIO — A fight between three men at the Greyhound bus station downtown resulted in two men being stabbed, police say.
According to preliminary information from the SAPD, a man was told to leave the Greyhound bus station, located in the 500 block of N St. Mary's Street, around 1:30 a.m. Friday due to not having a bus ticket.
The man became angry and walked out of the bus station. He pulled out a knife and punched another man in the face, and then used the knife to stab the man in the chest.
The suspect continued walking down the street and saw another man. He allegedly pointed the knife at the other man, grabbed him by his shirt and stabbed him once in the chest.
Both stabbing victims suffered non-life-threatening injuries and were treated at the scene by EMS workers.
The suspect was detained around the corner from the bus station.