r/canberra • u/Choc67 • 2d ago
News Police say man stabbed multiple times during roadside incident in Belconnen
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-10-14/police-say-person-stabbed-during-incident-in-belconnen/10726319218
u/Jumpingjehosephat99 2d ago
Oh I was wondering what that crime scene was all about. I saw the cops taking a ton of photos.
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u/the_xenomorpheus 2d ago
Hopefully the young perpetrators aren't held to account as I would hate for a little stabbing to jeopardise their future.
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u/TwoWheelGypsyQueens 2d ago
Well undoubtedly their lack of experience driving a car, and possibly only recently having arrived as young adults, means they are unaware of the community standards surrounding throwing things at cars and stabing people. Poor little tikes.
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u/Bright_Donkey_6496 2d ago
It's okay, it's the ACT, if they're minors then their future is safe.
Edit: spelling
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u/ResidentDiscussion59 2d ago
Don't worry, chances are they'll stand in front of Andrew Muller who'll assume they didn't know it was a crime and let them all go scot-free
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u/Capital-Sorbet-387 2d ago
I’m hoping that man’s adult sized bones didn’t damage the knife. Those poor kids deserve compensation.
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u/ThunderDwn 1d ago
But they're recently arrived in Australia from overseas, and lack sufficient socialisation experience to know stabbing people is wrong.
Or something like that, anwyay.
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u/Wild-Kitchen 2d ago
I would say the stabbing was planned. Maybe not the target but they were ready to stab anyone that told them off