A kind word nearly got two people stabbed at a Seattle bus stop on Monday afternoon .
The victims were waiting at for a bus in Greenwood at around 12:35pm
when they complimented a man sitting at the bus stop on his umbrella.
According to the police report for the incident, the suspect immediately
jumped up off the bench and started yelling at the victims. The victims
later told officers they thought the suspect was kidding until he
pulled a 12-inch knife out of his backpack and started swinging it at
them.
According to the report, the suspect said, "Greenwood is my neighborhood, and I could kill you both," before
swinging the knife close enough to slice a hole in a plastic water
bottle one of the victims was holding, narrowly missing her hand. The
suspect walked off, but officers were able to catch up with him about
six blocks away. He was arrested and both his knife and umbrella were
taken as evidence.
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