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Two Asian women stabbed in San Francisco stabbing
Both women were taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. Their current condition is unknown.
SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco police arrested a suspect in a double stabbing that injured two Asian women on Tuesday evening.
One of the women is 85-years-old.
This attack appears to be unprovoked, police said.
Witnesses say the two women were waiting at a bus stop when a man carrying a knife attacked them at 4th and Market streets in the downtown area.
Video from Citizen App shows the attack happened in broad daylight. Police were called just before 5 p.m. on reports of a stabbing.
A GoFundMe was established Wednesday by the grandchildren of the 85-year-old victim.
Victoria Eng and her brother Andrew say that their grandmother was waiting for a MUNI bus when she was stabbed with a long knife in her right arm, which entered into her chest.
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Police arrested a 55-year-old man not too far away, on Eddy Street.
District Attorney Chesa Boudin tweeted that he was heartbroken and was praying for the victims.
He also wrote: "We will not tolerate brutal attacks like this."
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Supervisor Matt Haney said both women are out of surgery and with family at the hospital.