US EditionSuspect arrested in stabbing of 4 instructors from Iowa college in China, police say
- Four staff members from Iowa's Cornell College were stabbed in a park in Jilin, China. The group was on a teaching exchange program with Beihua University. Chinese police have a suspect in custody for the attack.
- Iowa politician Adam Zabner confirmed his brother was among the victims and stated they were visiting a temple in Beishan Park, Jilin City when the attack occurred.
- Jilin city police reported that a 55-year-old man named Cui stabbed the four foreigners, including the Cornell College instructors, and a Chinese person who intervened.
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Four American university professors working in China were stabbed in a public park, an attack that the Asian country's foreign ministry described as an “isolated” incident. Cornell College, in the state of Iowa, had indicated on Monday that the four Americans were working as professors at their institution and were participating in an academic exchange in China. The United States State Department stated that it was “aware of information about a …
Four US college instructors stabbed in public park in China
The four American professors participated in a partnership program between Cornell College and Jilin's Beihua University. Beijing: 'Isolated case. Suspect arrested'. USA: 'Deeply concerned'.
They have been hospitalized and are in a stable condition, just like a Chinese tourist who tried to interfere.
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