2 people stabbed in large St. Patrick’s Day crowd in Greektown
DETROIT – Saint Patrick’s Day celebrations in Greektown turned violent Wednesday when two people were stabbed in the middle of a large crowd just as the bars were letting out.
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The victims are going to survive, but the video is now raising concerns about easing restrictions.
Detroit Police are looking for a man they said stabbed two men during a fight in Greektown. He was wearing a bright green jacket and hat. Both victims are 28 years old.
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- Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan, Wayne County Executive Warren Evans, Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel and Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter, sat down Thursday to talk about the future of the region. Click here to read more.
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