A woman and a man were stabbed at the train station in Katrineholm, sweden, on Tuesday night.
A group of children became witnesses to the knivdådet.
Shortly afterwards came a man in his mid-30s into the police station and told them that "something horrible" happened.
the Man is arrested for attempted murder but have not confessed the crime.
Knivdådet occurred at 17.30, in the vicinity of the Pressbyrån at the railway station in Katrineholm.
the Offender should have stabbed a man and a woman.
– in The case of punctures in the abdomen, ” says Annica Redlund, the duty officer at the police in Södermanland.
Seriously injured
Both the man and the woman have been brought to the hospital by ambulance.
the Woman is in her 30s and, according to Nyköping hospital, where she was brought, seriously injured.
Even the man, who is in her 40s and was taken to the Mälarsjukhuset in Eskilstuna, sweden, is also severely damaged, according to a presskommuniké from the hospital at 20.30-time.
– It is the male victim who should have received the highest number of stab wounds, which are scattered over the body, ” says Halonen, inspector and on-call investigating authority at the police in Katrineholm, sweden to Katrineholm-the Courier.
the Suspect came into the police station
A large polisuppbåd came to the scene, but shortly thereafter, at 17.40 ms-the time a man came into the police station in Katrineholm, sweden, and said that it had “happened something terrible”.
the Man, who also is in his mid-30s, is known by the police, reports the SVT News Sörmland.
the Man has been arrested suspected of attempted murder and will be interviewed during the evening. He has not confessed the crime.
He denies the crimes and refused to talk without a lawyer, according to Katrineholmspolisen.
– It is unclear if they knew each other, ” says Annica Redlund.
A large area being fenced off and in the evening went on the technical investigation.
Several people were, in the middle of rush hour, a witness to knivhuggningen, including a group of children, reports the Katrineholm-the Courier.
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