Disaster 9 injured in mass stabbing at Idaho apartment complex - In an apartment complex that is home to many refugee families

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BOISE, Idaho — Idaho police say nine people were hospitalized early Sunday and one man is in custody after a mass stabbing at a Boise apartment complex that is home to many refugee families.

Boise Police Chief Bill Bones said all nine were taken to area hospitals, some with life-threatening injuries.

"At this point we haven't lost anybody, but as I said the injuries are very serious," Bones said.

The police did not yet have a suspected motive for the Saturday night attack but said a 30-year-old man was in custody.

"This incident is not a representation of our community but a single evil individual who attacked people without provocation that we are aware of at this time," Bones said.

He said the attack resulted in the most victims in a single incident in Boise Police Department history. "As you can imagine, the Wylie Street Apartment and our community is reeling from this attack," he said.

Police received a report of a stabbing at 8:46 p.m., and responded to the apartment complex within four minutes, Bone said. They found victims in the parking lot and inside the apartment complex. Witnesses reported that the suspect had fled, and police arrested the 30-year-old man a short distance away.

Investigators said they did not yet know if the suspect was connected to the victims in any way.

Police did not release the names or ages of the victims, but said their age ranges varied dramatically and "it's affected all aspects of the families" who live at the complex.

Bones said police believe the knife used in the stabbing was discarded by the suspect prior to his arrest, and police searched a nearby canal as well as the areas around the apartment complex.

The apartment complex is just off of one of Boise's busier streets, separated from the traffic by one of the many irrigation canals that run through the city. Police closed roughly a mile of the road during the initial investigation and later rerouted traffic to the lanes farthest from the complex using flares and barricades.

Early Sunday morning there were still dozens of police cars and officers at the apartment complex, with yellow evidence markers placed around the parking lot. Officers told some residents of the complex who were trying to go home that they should either find a motel or go to a nearby church for shelter, because the complex wouldn't be opened to residents before daylight.

Victim witness coordinators and counselors were being made available to the victims, their families and friends and other residents of the apartment complex, Bones said.

"Our hearts go out to the victims who are in the hospital tonight, please keep them and their families in your thoughts and prayers," he said.
 
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At least something happened in Idaho, the most boring state in the Union. That being said, prepare for a torrent of protests and legislation against "knife violence" in the near future.
 
At least something happened in Idaho, the most boring state in the Union. That being said, prepare for a torrent of protests and legislation against "knife violence" in the near future.

Will Americans be asked for their knife loicenses too?

I wonder what happened. No mention of a hate crime.

Identity of the suspect, down to his ethnicity, is concealed, and motive is "unknown".

This is the apartment complex.

I'm gonna guess the stabber is a refugee.

Deport his ass.
 
At least something happened in Idaho, the most boring state in the Union. That being said, prepare for a torrent of protests and legislation against "knife violence" in the near future.
Anyone hating Idaho hasn't been to Coeur d'Alene
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coeur_d'Alene,_Idaho
It's better then the hype.

Also what a lovely person, I'm glad he's part of our nation as diversity is our strength.

Seriously there are like 3 blacks in the whole state... good work making everyone else look racist by being scared of you.
 
When did Maxine Waters move to Idaho?

Honestly, this was not the poor black man's fault. Can't you see that the white man, bringing in another, more disadvantaged group of people like these refugees are messing with the current Progressive Stack? He HAD TO do it, to reclaim the spot that is rightfully theirs on the bottom of the victim pyramid.
 
Anyone hating Idaho hasn't been to Coeur d'Alene
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coeur_d'Alene,_Idaho
It's better then the hype.

Also what a lovely person, I'm glad he's part of our nation as diversity is our strength.

Seriously there are like 3 blacks in the whole state... good work making everyone else look racist by being scared of you.

I don't hate Idaho personally, never been there. It just doesn't seem a lot happens in that area.

https://www.areavibes.com/library/10-most-boring-states-america/

A lot of most boring lists include Idaho, it seems to hit number one. Then again I think the Midwest is pretty boring in general.

At least it's not a complete pit like Camden, New Jersey or similar places. If that were the case, this incident probably wouldn't even make local news.
 
Will Americans be asked for their knife loicenses too?

I wonder what happened. No mention of a hate crime.

That already happened with that mass stabbing at some university in the pacific north west.

East Asia still has the high score. China and Japan are way ahead of their mass knife attack game. Their mass stabbings end in double digit deaths.

Heck in western china where they are trying to Sinofy the Uyghers they literally require engravings of your personal RFID info into the side of the knives you buy. On top of all the other draconian measures.
 
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