Stabbing Spree in Louisiana Leaves Four Dead, One Child Critically Injured
A stabbing spree in Louisiana has resulted in at least four deaths and a child critically injured, with police searching for a person of interest.

New York, NY, September 13, 2026 —
Authorities in Louisiana are investigating a series of stabbings that have resulted in multiple fatalities and a critical injury to a child. The incident, described as a stabbing spree, has prompted an ongoing search for a person of interest by law enforcement officials.
The exact number of victims and the full extent of the attacks are still under investigation. However, official reports confirm that at least four individuals have died as a result of the assaults. In addition to the fatalities, one child sustained critical injuries and is receiving medical treatment. The specific location within Louisiana where the events transpired was not provided in the available information.
Law enforcement agencies have stated they are actively searching for a person of interest in connection with the stabbings. Details regarding the identity or description of this individual have not been released. The motive behind the attacks also remains undetermined at this stage of the investigation.
Information regarding when the stabbings occurred was not specified. Similarly, the names of the deceased, the critically injured child, or any other victims have not been disclosed, pending notification of next of kin and ongoing investigative procedures. The relationship between the victims and the alleged assailant, if any, is also unclear.
Further details regarding the timeline of events, the sequence of attacks, and the specific circumstances leading to the fatalities and injuries are expected to be released by authorities as the investigation progresses. The public has been urged to come forward with any information that might assist law enforcement in locating the person of interest.
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