Crime & Safety

Suspects Sought In Alleged Stabbing On UArizona Campus

The assault happened Saturday morning at the Student Union Memorial Center in Tucson, police said.

TUCSON, AZ — University of Arizona police are searching for two suspects who they say assaulted a campus Student Union Memorial Center employee inside the building Saturday morning. According to a report by KGUN, the employee was stabbed before the suspects fled on foot.

Police were called to the SUMC just after 8 a.m. The employee told police they were walking through the building and discovered both suspects inside a locked room. The suspects then assaulted the employee with an "edged weapon," police said, before fleeing on foot.

The employee was taken to the hospital and treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

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Police described both suspects as college-aged white men. One has blond hair and was wearing a red shirt with basketball shorts. The second man has facial hair and was wearing a gray muscle tank and jogger-style pants.

Anyone with information is asked to call detectives at 520-621-8273. Those wishing to remain anonymous can call the UAPD tip line at 520-621-TIPS.

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