6 injured following multiple stabbings at "rowdy" Halloween party in the Annex

Six people were stabbed at a “rowdy party” on Thursday night in the Annex, near Bloor Street and Madison Avenue.

According to Toronto Police, they received reports of a fight and a stabbing at the home, which is located near the University of Toronto’s St George Campus.

Police initially located four victims, two of whom were described with “serious/life threatening injuries.”

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Investigators later said that a man with stab sounds walked into a hospital with serious injuries, and passed out. They confirmed the stabbing had occurred at the same party on Madison Avenue, north of Bloor, and said the victim was connected to the multiple stabbings at the location.

STABBING:
Toronto Hospital
– No updates on victims injuries
– Investigators confirm that stabbing occurred on Madison Ave north of Bloor St
– Connected to multiple stabbing incident already reported
– 1 suspect is in custody
– Believed responsible for stabbing 6 victims
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— Toronto Police Operations (@TPSOperations) November 1, 2019

Police described the suspect as male, mixed race, between 18 to 20 years old, with curly hair, and a skinny build.

Toronto police said they have one suspect in custody, and they believe the suspect is responsible for stabbing all 6 victims.

The investigation continues.