A random stabbing in Sydney, Australia, on Sunday left four people injured, including a police officer, marking the latest in a series of knife attacks in the city this year.
The incident occurred in the southern suburb of Engadine, a community within Sydney's larger metropolitan area of nearly 5 million residents.
According to a police statement, the attack took place just moments before the authorities were alerted, and a man who fled the scene was later apprehended and subdued with a taser. Fortunately, there have been no reported fatalities.
The injured individuals were quickly provided with medical assistance, and an investigation is underway to determine the motive behind the attack.
The police have not yet disclosed any information about the suspect’s identity or possible connections to other incidents.
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