1 dead, 1 in custody after stabbing at Riverdale apartment complex
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RIVERDALE, Utah () — A homicide investigation is underway after police received reports of a stabbing in progress at a Riverdale apartment complex on Thursday afternoon.
Officials responded to the Greenhill Apartments around 2:30 p.m., after which a witness reported that a man inside the apartment had stabbed a woman. Officers forced their way into the apartment after learning that the door was locked.
'Inside, they discovered a female victim who appeared to have sustained multiple stab wounds,' the Riverdale Police Department said. 'Officers learned that the suspect had fled the apartment through a window.'
The victim was pronounced dead at the scene despite life-saving efforts. The victim has not yet been identified by authorities.
Multiple agencies from Weber and Morgan counties responded to assist in the search for the suspect. Riverdale PD said the suspect was located on foot near 600 West Riverdale Road and taken into custody.
As of Thursday night, police were still at the scene to process evidence and interview witnesses. The investigation is ongoing and the suspect is being questioned by authorities.
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