Good Samaritan Stabbed to Protect a Passenger on a Winnipeg Bus – Winnipeg

A 23-year-old Winnipeg man is in police custody after allegedly stabbing a bus pbadenger.

Police said the incident occurred around midnight after the suspect stole another man under the knife.

According to the police, the suspect's first victim was waiting for a bus at Graham Avenue and Edmonton Street when the suspect pulled out a knife and stole his phone and wallet.

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Ten minutes later, the suspect boarded a bus at Graham Avenue and Donald Street, where he again brandished his knife, shouting racist slurs to another man this time.

The suspect threatened to stab the man he was shouting at, who then tried to leave the bus.

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"The suspect tried to follow the black boy on the bus," Const said. Jay Murray said. "These two witnesses, or witnesses, stand up and essentially prevent the suspect from continuing."

"It results in a fight – one of the spectators is stabbed in the leg."

Police said that the man had been taken to the hospital and treated for his injuries.

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Devon Evan Charles Henderson faces robbery charges, uttering threats, possessing a weapon and badaulting with a weapon.

He remains in custody.