The Walmart stabbing attack in Traverse City, Michigan, injured at least eleven people in the store.
According to CBS News, Michigan authorities have arrested the suspect of the stabbing attack from Traverse City shortly after eleven people were wounded on Saturday, July 26, in the incident.
Northern Michigan-based Munson Healthcare, in a post on Facebook, announced that its Traverse City medical centre was working closely with the local authorities and emergency services to treat the people injured during the attack and to ensure the best possible care for them.
As of Saturday night, five of the victims were in serious condition, while the rest of the six were critical.
Grand Traverse County Sheriff Michael D. She told the media that the random-in-nature incident took place near the checkout area of the Walmart.
The 42-year-old suspect who allegedly used a folding knife in the attack was taken into custody unharmed within three minutes with “citizen involvement.”
Walmart spokesperson Joe Pennington said, “Violence like this is unacceptable. Our thoughts are with those who were injured, and we’re thankful for the swift action of first responders.”
Michigan State Police, in a post on X, wrote that the Grand Traverse County Sheriff's Office was investigating the incident, while the FBI director announced that the federal agency personnel are also assisting the ongoing investigation.
