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France Train Hero Knife Fight VIDEO: Spencer Stone Stabbed Repeatedly in the Chest CCTV
- Published_at:2015-10-09
- Category:News & Politics
- Channel:YouTopNews
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- description: Surveillance Video. France Train Hero Stabbed: CCTV Of Fight. Stabbed Train Hero 'Knocked Out' Attacker. Spencer Stone suffers a punctured lung after he was attacked by three men following a nightclub brawl in Sacramento. US airman hailed as a hero after he stopped a gunman on a French train knocked out one of three attackers after he was repeatedly stabbed following a nightclub row, according to reports. Spencer Stone, 23, was in intensive care after undergoing surgery for an apparent punctured lung following a brawl outside the nightclub in Sacramento, California. He was with four friends when they got into an altercation with another group of people, according to Sacramento Deputy Police Chief Ken Bernard. Cab driver Kennedy Hailermariam witnessed the Airman First Class fighting off three men. He told KCRA: "When I got the green light, I was (able) to go. The fight was over. It was real quick. "(Stone) knocked out one guy, after he got stabbed like three or four times." Mr Hailermariam told the TV station it was three men against one and added that a 24-year-old woman was also injured after she tried to protect Mr Stone after he had been stabbed. "She got a big hit. She got one big punch," he added. Mr Stone was admitted to the UC Davis Medical Center on Thursday with three stab wounds to his torso and is expected to make a full recovery. Initial reports had claimed Mr Stone would not survive his injuries. CCTV footage has emerged of the fight between him and the group of men. The fight is not believed to be connected to terrorism. Mr Bernard said officers were searching for two Asian men in their 20s who fled the scene in a dark Toyota Camry. In a news conference he said: "The assault does not appear to be a random act. It is believed to be related to a nightclub incident. "This incident is a very unfortunate altercation between two groups of folks enjoying the nightlife in Midtown. It is not related to terrorism in any way." Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson tweeted his support for Mr Stone. He wrote: "My thoughts and prayers go out to Spencer Stone and the Stone family. I ask that everyone respect the family's privacy at this time." In August, Mr Stone and his friends Alek Skarlatos and Anthony Sadler were hailed as heroes after subduing heavily armed gunman Ayoub El Khazzani on a train heading from Amsterdam to Paris. Mr Stone suffered a badly cut thumb and a wound to his neck after he was attacked with a box cutter during the struggle. President Barack Obama met the three Americans last month and they were all awarded France's highest honour. Mr Skarlatos, an Army National Guard Specialist, described Mr Stone as "one tough guy" after learning of the stabbing. He tweeted: "Everybody send prayers out to the Stone family today." The attacker is still at large after US airman Spencer Stone is stabbed four times in the chest in California. CCTV footage has emerged of a knife attack on one of the Americans who overpowered a gunman on a Paris-bound train. Spencer Stone suffered what police described as "significant" injuries during a street brawl while out with friends in Sacramento, California. The US airman is in a stable condition in hospital after reportedly being stabbed four times in the chest. It is not clear whether the CCTV footage shows the moment Mr Stone was stabbed. The incident, which took place at 12.45am (local time) on Thursday morning, is not thought to be connected to terrorism. Sacramento Police Deputy Chief Ken Bernard said: "This is not related to what happened in France a couple of months ago. "The assault appears to be related to a nightclub incident. It was a dispute between two groups of people." Some reports suggest Mr Stone was protecting a female friend. Officers sealed off a two-block area after the stabbing and interviewed a man and a woman - but no arrests have been made. Mr Bernard said his team were hunting two Asian men in their 20s who fled in a dark Toyota Camry. The injuries were so severe that it was initially thought Mr Stone would not survive and a homicide investigation was launched, according to KCRA‑TV. Mr Stone - along with friends Alek Skarlatos and Anthony Sadler - was hailed as a hero in August after subduing a heavily armed gunman on a train heading from Amsterdam to Paris. During the scuffle, Mr Stone was stabbed with a bolt cutter in the neck and was sliced in the hand by the attacker. He recalled at the time: "He seemed like he was ready to fight to the end. So were we." Mr Stone, who was also praised for helping to stop the bleeding of a wounded French-American passenger, said his thumb had to be reattached following the incident. The three heroes, along with Briton Chris Norman, were awarded France's highest honour, the Legion d'Honneur, for their bravery.
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