After South L.A. crash, one driver stabs the other, is arrested, police say
A driver was taken into custody Wednesday after stabbing another motorist following a South Los Angeles crash, police said.
The incident unfolded about 6:45 a.m., when two cars collided 92nd Street and Broadway. One man jumped out of his car and, as traffic officers arrived, stabbed the other motorist, police said.
Officers drew their weapons and took the assailant into custody, police said. The condition of the stabbing victim is unknown.
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