France Train Hero Spencer Stone Stabbed, In ‘Stable Condition’

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http://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2015/10/08/cbs-news-france-train-hero-spencer-stone-stabbed-in-critical-condition/

France Train Hero Spencer Stone Stabbed, In 'Stable Condition'
October 8, 2015 9:18 AM

SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — CBS News has learned that France train hero Spencer Stone was stabbed early Thursday morning.

According to the Pentagon, who has confirmed Stone was injured, Spencer is in "stable condition."

"A1C Spencer Stone has been transported to a local hospital, and is currently being treated for injury. The incident is currently under investigation by local law enforcement. He is currently in stable condition," a statement from the U.S. Air Force reads.

Initial reports listed Stone's condition as "critical."

According to CBS News, who first reported the story, Stone was stabbed repeatedly. The incident happened outside of a bar at 21st and K Streets, CBS News reports. Stone reportedly suffered a wound to the heart and his left lung.
Scene where reports say Stone was stabbed. (Credit: CBS13)

Scene where reports say Stone was stabbed. (Credit: CBS13)

The Sacramento Police Department confirms that an assault occurred at the location in midtown just before 1 a.m. and are investigating. They would not say who was injured and a suspect has not been identified.

Police say the incident is "not related to a terrorist act." Alcohol looks to be a contributing factor.

Alek Skarlatos, another one of the three France train heroes from Sacramento, tweeted "Everybody send prayers out to the stone family today."

We have reached out to spokespeople from Stone and Skarlatos and have not heard back at this moment.
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