An arrest has been made after two St. Albert teenagers were stabbed on Thursday night in the Riverside neighbourhood.
Kaj Randall, 28, was arrested in Edmonton with the assistance of the Edmonton Police Service, according to a St. Albert RCMP news release on Saturday morning.
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Randall, who RCMP allege fled the scene after the incident, was wanted for attempted murder, but RCMP have not confirmed if he's been charged accordingly. A bail hearing for Randall is scheduled to occur today after which police will be able to announce the charges.
One of the two stabbing victims, a 13-year-old girl and a 17-year-old girl, was in critical condition as of Friday afternoon, RCMP said.
Mounties were called to a residence in Riverside around 10 p.m. on Thursday night for a report of an assault, but when officers arrived two teen girls were both suffering from multiple stab wounds and taken to a hospital in Edmonton.
RCMP have said that the victims and suspect knew each other.
