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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — An official says a passenger on a Philadelphia city bus stabbed another man in the face with a screwdriver after an argument.
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority spokeswoman Carla Showell-Lee says the altercation occurred on a bus in the city's Germantown section around 8 a.m. Wednesday. She says the 19-year-old victim was taken to a hospital, where he received four stitches to the slash wounds on his lip. The other man fled and is being sought.
Showell-Lee said it's unclear whether the two knew each other or what the argument was about.
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