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Man Stabbed Multiple Times on Portland Street: Portland PD

Edward TomicBy Edward TomicMarch 31, 2025Updated:March 31, 20253 Comments1 Min Read1K Views
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Portland Police say they are investigating a Sunday morning stabbing incident on Portland Street that left one man injured.

Police say they responded to 45 Portland Street, the address of Dyer’s Variety Store in the city’s Bayside neighborhood, shortly before 6:30 a.m. on Sunday.

[RELATED: Longtime Bayside Resident Says She was Victim of Brutal Mugging, Warns Women not to Walk Alone in Neighborhood…]

Upon arrival at the scene, officers found a 45-year-old man suffering from multiple stab wounds.

The victim was transported to Maine Medical Center where he was treated and has been release, police said.

Portland Police say they have interviewed numerous witnesses, have developed a person of interest, and are continuing their investigation into this incident, although no arrest has yet been announced.

[RELATED: Single Portland Neighborhood Accounted for Nearly a Third of City’s Arrests, 40% of Overdoses This Year…]

In a Monday press release, police said that no further details will be released at this time.

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singlemom slayer
singlemom slayer
1 year ago

just another day in bayside…

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Olde Crone
Olde Crone
1 year ago

I remember when there were NEVER stabbings in Maine. How far we have fallen.

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Bob Higgins
Bob Higgins
1 year ago

the “person of interest” will be released about 40 minutes after getting booked. CCSO now has a “catch and release” policy unless you have an ICE hold. Doubt me? look up the big drug bust on Congress St. a couple of months ago.
Arrested by PPD. booked, released in 30 min…including someone that was on bail conditions AND a felon that had a gun in her when arrested.

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