CENTRAL POINT, Ore. — Central Point Police Department says today all people involved in a weekend stabbing death are members of the same family.
Central Point Police Department (CPPD) Lieutenant Josh Abbott says police are interviewing more people today in the death investigation. He says no names are being released from the case pending criminal charges by the Jackson County District Attorney’s Office.
Abbott says Saturday’s incident involves four adults from the same family who all knew each other, including a woman hospitalized in stable condition from blunt force trauma. He says the suspect for that trauma is different than the stabbing suspect in the case.
Abbott says two men were stabbed, killing one man and hospitalizing another in stable condition today. He says the fourth family member in the case was hurt, though not needing hospitalization.
Abbott says no arrests have occurred in the case, which involved a knife and could have involved alcohol in the 2200 block of New Haven Drive.
There is not believed to be any ongoing threat to the community.
Jackson County Major Assault and Death Investigation Unit and the Oregon State Police Forensic Unit are supporting CPPD detectives with the investigation.
