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Police investigating second stabbing in as many nights on Pittsburgh's South Side

Eric Thompson
Eric Thompson
Eric Thompson
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With a master's degree in Education Journalism from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Eric Thompson has spent 4 years covering the education system in Pittsburgh. His prior experience includes stints at local education-focused publications where he reported on policy changes and community concerns surrounding schools.

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Reporter · Sunday, November 1, 2026 at 1:02 PM · 1 min read
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Police investigating second stabbing in as many nights on Pittsburgh's South Side — Cranberry Township Health news

A man is in critical condition after another stabbing on Pittsburgh's South Side. On Saturday night, police were called to a reported stabbing on South 13th Street near the intersection with Fieger Street. According to Pittsburgh Public Safety, it happened around 11:30 on Saturday night, and the victim was found stabbed in the neck and had to be taken to the hospital, where he was last listed in critical condition. It's the second stabbing in as many nights on the South Side. Stabbing outside of a Pittsburgh bar known to have problemsOn Friday night, just before midnight, police were called to a stabbing where a victim had been reported to have been stabbed in the chest. The victim was found near the intersection of South 14th and East Carson streets. The victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition after receiving aid at the scene. Police said that preliminary information showed a fight broke out inside the bar Capo's, and they found evidence of the stabbing inside the bar.

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