SAN DIEGO (KGTV) – A reported stabbing in the Paradise Hills neighborhood led to a response from San Diego Police officers and a SWAT unit Monday morning.
SDPD officials said a person was reportedly stabbed multiple times late Sunday night and was being treated for the injuries at Paradise Valley Hospital.
Officers were dispatched to the 2300 block of Rachael Avenue to investigate when they learned the suspected attacker may be inside of a home.
Police tried to get the person to come out of the house, but no one exited.
As of 8 a.m., police and SWAT were still present in the neighborhood, but SDPD officials believed the person linked to the incident was not inside the house.
A search for the suspect is still ongoing. Police have not released the suspects identity or a description.
Police said Rachael Avenue was closed between Cumberland and Blueridge streets due to the law enforcement response.
The circumstances that led to the stabbing were unknown.
