Vancouver library stabbing leaves several people injured including boy, 7, after ‘lone suspect knifed victims at random’
Lynn Valley #LynnValley
MULTIPLE people were wounded in a mass stabbing at the Lynn Valley Library in North Vancouver on Saturday afternoon.
At least six people were taken to the hospital after the attack, and the North Vancouver police said one suspect is in custody.
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Multiple people were stabbed during an attack at a library in Vancouver
The suspect appeared to be acting alone, according to police.
The stabbings reportedly occurred inside and outside of the library.
Witnesses driving by reported seeing people bleeding outside the building.
One witness told Global News that he saw a woman and her 7-year-old son outside of the library with multiple stab wounds.
The woman reportedly said that the suspect was a stranger and it was a random attack.
It wasn’t immediately clear who the suspect is or what police believe the attacker’s motive was.
Video taken outside of the library appears to show the suspect being apprehended by police.
The North Vancouver District Public Library announced on Twitter that the Lynn Valley Library will be closed until further notice.
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“This afternoon a police incident took place outside the Lynn Valley Library’s entrance,” the tweet said.
“We are thinking of everyone affected by this terrible situation, both victims and their families.
“All library staff and volunteers are safe and are grateful for the quick action of the first responders. The library will remain closed until further notice.”