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Bad drug quality leads to stabbing in Albany

Posted: 01.02.2013 at 6:39 PM

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Officers say that the victim stated that he was smoking drugs with the suspect and the suspect became upset over the bad quality the drugs due to a bad high.
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ALBANY, GA -- On Tuesday afternoon, Albany police responded to Phoebe East Convenient Care after a stabbing was reported.

Officers say that the victim stated that he was smoking drugs with the suspect and the suspect became upset over the bad quality the drugs due to a bad high.

The victim then told officers that is when the suspect stabbed him in the back three times.

Officials say that the stab wounds were minor and non-life threatening, with the victim being treated and released.

No further information was released on the status of the suspect.

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