June 18 (UPI) -- Police said at least 2 people were stabbed during morning rush hour Wednesday as a subway train passed through Grand Central Terminal in midtown Manhattan.
The victims were a 20-year-old man and a 32-year-old man, both stabbed in the abdomen and both hospitalized but expected to survive.
The stabbings happened on the southbound No. 5 5 train passing through the 42nd Street terminal at roughly 7:20 a.m.
The older victim was also stabbed in the buttocks.
Police said a personal dispute led to the attacks, but it's not clear what caused the dispute and whether the victims knew the assailant.
ABC 7 reported that the 32-year-old victim got into an argument with the suspect, who pulled a knife and stabbed him and the 28-year-old man.
Police held a "person of interest" after the attacks, but later released that person.
The suspect has not yet been arrested. The motive or the substance of the argument was not immediately clear.
