Chicago man stabbed in face during argument on South Side

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The Details

An argument turned physical when a man stabbed another man at a home in Chicago's Roseland neighborhood, according to police.

The 37-year-old victim was cut in the face and taken to the hospital in fair condition.

Police said the suspect fled the scene.

A 37-year-old man was stabbed during an argument at a home on Chicago's South Side, according to police.

Man stabbed during argument in Roseland

What we know

The incident happened around 1:05 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, in the 11200 block of South Indiana Avenue.

Police said the altercation turned physical when the suspect stabbed the victim with a sharp object. The 37-year-old was cut in the face and transported to a nearby hospital in fair condition. Meanwhile, the suspect fled the scene.

What we don't know

It's unclear what led to the argument, but police said it appears to be domestic-related. Authorities haven't released the suspect's name or said whether he's been arrested since the early morning stabbing.

The Source

Information from the Chicago Police Department contributed to this story, which was reported in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.