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Three wounded in Englewood stabbing

By sarahtr

Three people were wounded in what police believe to be a domestic-related stabbing in Englewood late Thursday.

About 10:30 p.m., the three — whose ages and genders weren’t immediately available early Friday — were stabbed in the 400 block of West Normal, police said.

Their hospital information was also not disclosed, but police said their injuries are not considered life-threatening.

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