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Lamont non-fatal stabbing: Raw Report
Lamont stabbing and arrest.
This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Office. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center.
Date: Saturday, July 04, 2009 Time: 11:59:03 PM Department Contact: Scott Jelletich
Details: On 7-4-09 at 2006 hours, Kern County Sheriff’s Deputies from the Lamont Substation were contacted by a citizen who told them of a stabbing that had just occurred in the 8200 block of Wharton Avenue in Lamont. The deputies received a description of the suspect involved in the stabbing. Deputies saw a person matching the suspect’s description exiting the Chevron Mini Mart at 11209 Main Street. The person was detained by deputies who then saw blood on the subject’s clothing. Deputies located a victim of a stabbing in the 8200 block of Wharton Avenue. The victim identified the subject detained as the person who stabbed him. The suspect was identified as Arnulfo Senovio, H, M, 4-23-83 with an address of 10920 Santa Paula Avenue in Lamont. Senovio was arrested for PC 245(a) (1) Assault with a Deadly Weapon. Senovio was booked into the Kern County Jail for that charge. The victim was identified as Ilario Miranda Moralez, H, M, 4-28-80. Moralez had a stab wound to his right inner forearm. He was transported by ambulance to Kern Medical Center. His injuries were not life threatening.
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