HOLLYWOOD (CNS) - Three men were stabbed at a Hollywood Boulevard tattoo parlor Sunday by an aggressor who remained at large, police said.
The stabbings at Hollywood Boulevard and Whitley Avenue were reported at 2:24 a.m., said Los Angeles police Lt. Marc Reina of the Hollywood Station.
Detectives at the scene told a freelance video crew that the men were stabbed in the doorway of the tattoo parlor, then went inside and collapsed. One man was stabbed in the abdomen, another in the back and the third in a hand, he said.
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En route to hospitals, paramedics termed two victims critically wounded, Reina said, although he said both were later reported to have stable vital signs. The hand wound was considered minor.
The suspect was described as a 30 to 35-year-old Hispanic male with a shaved head and mustache. He was last seen wearing a blue "Pendleton-type" flannel jacket, said Los Angeles police officer Karen Rayner of the Media Relations Section.
