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Stabbing on Bridge Street

By: Liz Gonzales
Updated: February 3, 2013
It happened late Saturday morning that 27-year old Paul Andrew Ricciardo went to an address on Bridge Street to forcefully retrieve his vehicle. The defendant and an unknown black male demanded the vehicle back and when the woman responded that it wasn't there, things got a little out of hand.

The defendant pulled out a handgun while his partner pulled out a knife. A fight broke out and a male victim was stabbed in the head.

Paul Ricciardo was arrested on second degree felony aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and was transported to Taylor County Jail.

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