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Army veteran Mike Lopez speaks at a town hall and listening session for the VA Medical Center Wednesday night at Manchester Community College.

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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell leaves the Senate floor following a healthcare vote on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., July 26, 2017.

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Four planning board members quit in Tuftonboro

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Home | Crime

14 stabbed at Texas college


April 09. 2013 4:01PM

HOUSTON (Reuters) - At least 14 people were injured during a mass stabbing at a local community college in the northwest Houston area Tuesday morning, according to the local rescue officials.

Four people were critically injured during the incident at the Cy-Fair campus of Lone Star College in Harris County, the Cy-Fair volunteer fire department said.

One suspect was detained, local police said.

"LOCKDOWN at LSC-CyFair. Seek shelter now. If away, stay away," the school posted on Twitter at noon local time.

Three people were shot at a separate campus of Lone Star College in January.


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