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Update: Victim, 40, Reported Stable After Bus Stop Stabbing In Passaic, Assailants Sought

A 40-year-old man was reported in stable condition after being stabbed at a bus stop in Passaic.

A Be On the Lookout was issued for a white Porsche Cayenne occupied by two males and a female following the stabbing on Main Avenue at Burgess Place, around the corner from Grand Elementary School, around 2 p.m. Thursday, April 27.

Passaic Mayor Hector Carlos Lora was at the scene, "making sure everything's going smoothly around the school."

There was no immediate danger to anyone in the area, he said, adding that police were actively investigating the incident.

The area at the bus stop on Main Avenue at Burgless Place in Passaic was cordoned off while a forensic investigator collected evidence.

Kyle Mazza/UNF News for DAILY VOICE

The victim was in stable condition at St. Joseph's University Medical Center in Paterson and expected to survive, responders said.

Meanwhile, city detectives spoke with witnesses and canvassed the area for security video while a forensic investigator from the Passaic County Sheriff's Office collected evidence.

ANYONE who might have witnessed the stabbing or has information that can help authorities identify and/or capture those responsible is asked to call Passaic police: (973) 365-3900.

Kyle Mazza/UNF News took the photos for Daily Voice.

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