Man Stabbed on American Tobacco Trail, Durham Seeks Safety

0:00On March 10th, here's the latest out of Durham. A man was stabbed to death on the American tobacco trail in Durham, North Carolina, on Monday near Fayetteville and East Pilot Streets. The attack led to a temporary shutdown of part of the popular path used by runners and walkers. Police are still investigating what happened and have not named the victim. The neighborhood around there has struggled with violence, logging 14 homicides over the past 12 months. People safety trackers highlight this as a growing worry for residents who enjoy the outdoors. People living nearby express shock and fear. One woman called it horrifying and urged everyone to stay alert. A community advocate pointed out the need for more targeted help, like better housing support and direct talks to connect folks with city resources. Trail users are now reminded by a new crosswalk sign to go with a friend and watch their surroundings. Officials hope this will boost safety without scaring people away from the area. Meanwhile, the trail has reopened, but police continue hunting for the suspect with no arrests

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