TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa police said two women and a child were stabbed during a domestic dispute at an apartment near 63rd and Peoria.
The stabbing happened just after 6 p.m. on Aug. 17.
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Police said two women, one in critical condition, and an 8-month-old child were taken to the hospital with stab wounds.
Police said an adult male suspect ran from the scene after the stabbing, but was caught with the help of a K9 officer a few blocks away. He has been identified as Jeremiah Holden.
“He was unresponsive and officers had to administer Narcan because he was passed out,” said Captain Richard Meulenberg, Tulsa Police Department’s Public Information Officer. “The Narcan worked and we were able to arrest him, but we are still unclear how it started.
Captain Meulenberg said Holden did not remember what happened.
Police said Holden and the victims are related and that it was a case of domestic violence.
“He was unresponsive and officers had to administer Narcan because he was passed out,” said Captain Richard Meulenberg, Tulsa Police Department’s Public Information Officer. “The Narcan worked and we were able to arrest him, but we are still unclear how it started.
Captain Meulenberg said Holden did not remember what happened.
All of the victims are expected to survive the injuries.
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