Stabbing Arrest: Waterbury Man Charged

0:00Police in Waterbury made a quick arrest Monday morning after a stabbing turn to street argument ugly on the 100 block of Prospect Street. Around 11.50 a.m., offices rolled up on 25-year-old local Shaikwansavoy right at the scene, following reports of a knife fight. Between just two guys, it started as an isolated beef, no signs of anything bigger brewing. Cops got the call about the disturbance and locked it down fast, keeping things from escalating further in the neighborhood. The victim, a 37-year-old Waterbury man, handled himself by heading straight to the hospital on his own. He took several stab wounds to his upper body, but Doc say they're not life-threatening, and he's stable now. Savoy faces a felony charge or first degree assault, hit with a steep $500,000 bond while he waits for a raiment in superior. Court. This one's a reminder how fast words can turn to weapons, stay tuned as the case moves through the system. I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to Hartford News today, AI-powered

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