Crime & Safety
2 Teens Arrested After 3 injured In Gang-Related Fight In Gilroy
One man was stabbed and two suffered head injuries today on Springdale Court.

Two teen boys were arrested Sunday in a suspected gang-related fight in Gilroy where one man was stabbed and two men received head injuries, police said today.
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At 4:07 p.m. Sunday, Gilroy police answered a report about a brawl involving a number of people in the 8300 block of Springdale Court a couple of blocks south of Leavesley Road, police Sgt. Pedro Espinoza said.
When officers arrived, they found three Gilroy men aged, 21, 23 and 32, suffering from injuries, one with a stab wound and two with head injuries, Espinoza said.
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Medical personnel transported the three victims to a hospital and all were expected to survive, he said.
Police received a description of the suspects and their vehicle, a silver BMW sedan, which officers located, with the suspects inside, about two miles from the crime scene.
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The boys, a 17-year-old from Gilroy and a 15-year-old from Hollister, were taken into custody on suspicion of attempted murder involving stabbing or blunt force.
From a preliminary investigation, police believe that the fight resulted from a conflict over gang affiliation and detectives from the department’s Anti-Crime Team have taken over the probe.
Anyone with information about the altercation is urged to notify Anti-Crime Team detectives at (408) 846-0350.
--Bay City News
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