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Man stabbed in Joondalup food court, no ongoing threat

A man in his 20s was stabbed during a fight at Lakeside Joondalup's food court on Saturday afternoon.

The altercation broke out around 4:10pm on Saturday when one person pulled a knife during the fight. The man in his 20s sustained a stab wound and was taken to Royal Perth Hospital by ambulance.

The pair were known to each other. Officers described it as an isolated incident with no ongoing threat to public safety.

Witnesses reported shielding children during the attack. Officers will continue to maintain a visible presence in the area while inquiries continue.

Lakeside Joondalup food court
Location
Saturday around 4:10pm
Time
Man in his 20s
Victim
Royal Perth Hospital
Hospital

Why it mattersShopping centres are places where families expect to feel safe; a public stabbing raises immediate concerns about personal safety in shared spaces.

AustraliaThe Joondalup precinct remains safe according to police, but the incident shows how quickly violence can erupt in busy community spaces across Perth.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 5 d ago

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