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Woodburn Men Arrested for Stabbing Another Man

Both suspects had blood on their hands and clothes and appeared to be intoxicated police said.

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Woodburn police arrested two men stemming from a fight that occurred the evening of July 20, which left one man hospitalized with stab wounds and cuts on his face.

(WOODBURN, Ore. ) - Woodburn police arrested two men stemming from a fight that occurred the evening of July 20, which left one man hospitalized with stab wounds and cuts on his face.

Woodburn police responded to a report of a fight in the 400 block of N. Pacific Highway in Woodburn and upon arrival police found the suspects, 20-year-old Arturo Dominguez-Ojeda, and 25-year-old Alonso Dominguez-Ojeda on the scene.

Arturo Dominguez-Ojeda was holding a knife and both suspects had blood on their hands and clothes. Both appeared intoxicated and were uncooperative with police.

Police then found the victim, a 37-year-old man, with injuries to his face. He was transported to a local hospital for treatment.

Police then arrested Arturo and Alonso Dominguez-Ojeda on charges of Assault 3 and Menacing.

Witnesses at the scene stated Arturo Dominguez-Ojeda and Alonso Dominguez-Ojeda attacked the victim with a broken glass bottle and then with a kitchen knife before the victim was able to escape and run away.

Both suspects were transported to Marion County Jail.

Source: Woodburn Police Department




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