Man seriously injured after stabbing at Eglinton Station
inside the TTC’s Eglinton subway station.A man was located with stab wounds and he was transported to hospital with serious injuries.
The suspect is described by police as male, around 6 feet tall, bald, wearing a green hoodie, black pants and black and gold sunglasses.In a statement, the TTC said that the “safety of our customers and employees is paramount to all we do,” adding that “while we don’t have any more information, incidents of violence on TTC property are unacceptable and are of great concern.”Police are on scene and are suggesting that riders consider alternate routes.
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