At least two students were taken to the hospital after being stabbed at Pleasant Grove High School in California's Elk Grove, according to police. The Elk Grove Police Department said that two people have been detained and one of them is believed to have stabbed both victims. It was not clear if they were also students. Police also said that &nbsp;a school resource officer and staff responded around 3:45 p.m. to a report of two students down. According to police, a fight between students led to the stabbing. A knife was recovered at the scene.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/short-videos/homes-destroyed-by-fast-moving-san-clemente-wildfire-in-california-1792240543661">Homes destroyed by fast-moving San Clemente wildfire in California</a>&nbsp;The high school and the adjacent junior high were placed under precautionary lockdown as a safety measure following the stabbing. The lockdowns have since been lifted after the situation was brought under control. The Elk Grove Unified School District clarified that students had already been dismissed for the day when the incident occurred.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/two-indians-among-28-arrested-in-california-over-alleged-voter-registration-fraud-doj-says-1792452788856">Two Indians among 28 arrested in California over alleged voter registration fraud, DOJ says</a>&nbsp;In another incident earlier in the week, an Orange County man was charged in connection with a fatal stabbing rooted in a domestic dispute. On Saturday (Oct 24), 34-year-old Ismael Pinedalopez returned early from work to his home on North Pine Street. Prosecutors state Pinedalopez discovered 28-year-old Nicholas Garcia in underwear inside the bedroom shared with his wife. Pinedalopez allegedly attacked Garcia with a pocketknife, stabbing him multiple times. Garcia was pronounced dead at the scene. The Orange County District Attorney's Office formally charged Pinedalopez with one felony count of murder and a weapon enhancement. He faces a maximum sentence of 26 years to life in prison.&nbsp;

Two students were taken to hospital after being stabbed during a fight at Pleasant Grove High School in Elk Grove, California. Police detained two people, one of whom is believed to have stabbed both victims, and recovered a knife at the scene.

At least two students were taken to the hospital after being stabbed at Pleasant Grove High School in California's Elk Grove, according to police. The Elk Grove Police Department said that two people have been detained and one of them is believed to have stabbed both victims. It was not clear if they were also students. Police also said that a school resource officer and staff responded around 3:45 p.m. to a report of two students down. According to police, a fight between students led to the stabbing. A knife was recovered at the scene. Also Read: Homes destroyed by fast-moving San Clemente wildfire in California The high school and the adjacent junior high were placed under precautionary lockdown as a safety measure following the stabbing. The lockdowns have since been lifted after the situation was brought under control. The Elk Grove Unified School District clarified that students had already been dismissed for the day when the incident occurred. Also Read: Two Indians among 28 arrested in California over alleged voter registration fraud, DOJ says In another incident earlier in the week, an Orange County man was charged in connection with a fatal stabbing rooted in a domestic dispute. On Saturday (Oct 24), 34-year-old Ismael Pinedalopez returned early from work to his home on North Pine Street. Prosecutors state Pinedalopez discovered 28-year-old Nicholas Garcia in underwear inside the bedroom shared with his wife. Pinedalopez allegedly attacked Garcia with a pocketknife, stabbing him multiple times. Garcia was pronounced dead at the scene. The Orange County District Attorney's Office formally charged Pinedalopez with one felony count of murder and a weapon enhancement. He faces a maximum sentence of 26 years to life in prison.

Two students were taken to hospital after being stabbed during a fight at Pleasant Grove High School in Elk Grove, California. Police detained two people, one of whom is believed to have stabbed both victims, and recovered a knife at the scene.

Two students stabbed in California high school after a fight, two others detained

Seven people were hospitalised with at least two in critical condition after a stabbing spree broke out during a neo-Nazi rally on Saturday at California&#39;s state capitol building, officials said. 
 
The white supremacist rally was met by counter-protesters, Sacramento fire department spokesman Chris Harvey said. 
 
The fire department posted on Twitter that some of the patients had &quot;critical trauma stab wounds&quot;. It was unclear to which group the wounded belonged. 
 
According to The Sacramento Bee newspaper, the stabbing spree broke out between some 25 neo-Nazis who had permission to protest on the capitol&#39;s west steps and more than 150 anarchists and &quot;anti-fascist&quot; counter-protesters. 
 
Videos and photos posted online showed the crowd grow violent, with some members clubbing others with what appeared to be bats or lumber, while still others threw rocks. 
 
An injured and bloody black man lying on the sidewalk was attended to by members of the crowd in a video posted online by the Bee. 
 
Two white men with blood dripping down their shaved heads were escorted by police in another clip on CNN. 
 
Emergency responders received a call to the scene just before noon (1900 GMT). 
 
The event was staged by a white-supremacist, anti-immigration group called the Traditionalist Worker Party. 
 
A sister organization, the Golden State Skinheads, said online ahead of the rally that members would &quot;stand our ground if forced to that point.&quot; 
 
After the protest Traditionalist Worker Party leader Matthew Heimbach said in a statement broadcast by CNN that &quot;the anti-fascists used knives, bottles, bricks and chunks of concrete they broke off a construction site.&quot; 
 
&quot;When they attacked, our men defended themselves to be able to drive the attackers off,&quot; he said. 
 
Protesters had cleared the capitol lawn by mid-afternoon, the Sacramento Fire Department reported. 
 
(AFP)

Melee broke out between white supremacists and anti-fascist counter-protesters

Seven people were hospitalised with at least two in critical condition after a stabbing spree broke out during a neo-Nazi rally on Saturday at California's state capitol building, officials said. The white supremacist rally was met by counter-protesters, Sacramento fire department spokesman Chris Harvey said. The fire department posted on Twitter that some of the patients had "critical trauma stab wounds". It was unclear to which group the wounded belonged. According to The Sacramento Bee newspaper, the stabbing spree broke out between some 25 neo-Nazis who had permission to protest on the capitol's west steps and more than 150 anarchists and "anti-fascist" counter-protesters. Videos and photos posted online showed the crowd grow violent, with some members clubbing others with what appeared to be bats or lumber, while still others threw rocks. An injured and bloody black man lying on the sidewalk was attended to by members of the crowd in a video posted online by the Bee. Two white men with blood dripping down their shaved heads were escorted by police in another clip on CNN. Emergency responders received a call to the scene just before noon (1900 GMT). The event was staged by a white-supremacist, anti-immigration group called the Traditionalist Worker Party. A sister organization, the Golden State Skinheads, said online ahead of the rally that members would "stand our ground if forced to that point." After the protest Traditionalist Worker Party leader Matthew Heimbach said in a statement broadcast by CNN that "the anti-fascists used knives, bottles, bricks and chunks of concrete they broke off a construction site." "When they attacked, our men defended themselves to be able to drive the attackers off," he said. Protesters had cleared the capitol lawn by mid-afternoon, the Sacramento Fire Department reported. (AFP)

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Stabbing spree breaks out at neo-Nazi rally in California, 7 hospitalised