2 people were admitted to hospital after being stabbed in an apartment in Miami

By Ronak Sharma On Jun 24, 2025 Share with new partner:

Recently, news has surfaced of a knife attack on two people in an apartment in Miami on June 24.

Police say that two people were admitted to the hospital after being stabbed in an apartment in Miami on Monday afternoon. This incident happened at the Miami Riverfront Residences, located at 2601 Northwest 16th St. Road.

Police said that when they reached the scene, they saw that two victims, a man and a woman, were injured and were taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital.

2 people were admitted to hospital after being stabbed in an apartment in Miami

Miami police investigated the scene where they found that there was a fight between the person who confronted the suspect and the suspect due to spitting in the apartment complex. After the fight, the suspect took out a knife and attacked the man and the woman.

Police say the victims are expected to recover soon and the suspect has been arrested.

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