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The suspect driver, 28-year-old Charles Edward Hurley, is being held on a charge of Assault with a Deadly Weapon, however officers say the District Attorney's office will determine the actual charges once the case has been reviewed.NewsOn6.com
BROKEN ARROW, OK -- A man was stabbed in the abdomen in an incident Broken Arrow police officers are calling a result of road rage.
Officers say the stabbing happened at about 6:00 Friday evening at 23rd and East Houston Streets.
The 39-year-old victim exited his vehicle to speak with another driver when he was stabbed in the abdomen, officers say. At last report, the victim was undergoing surgery at a local hospital. Officers aren't releasing the victim's name pending notification of family.
The suspect driver, 28-year-old Charles Edward Hurley, was later located at his residence and was taken into custody without incident.
Hurley is being held on a charge of Assault with a Deadly Weapon, however officers say the District Attorney's office will determine the actual charges once the case has been reviewed.
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