Man Reportedly Stabbed Multiple Times with Machete in Eureka This Morning

Stabbing feature iconA man was stabbed multiple times with a machete on the Del Norte Pier in Eureka about 10:50 a.m., according to a report over the scanner.

The dispatcher asked the emergency personnel on scene to confirm whether there was “a fourth stab wound to the stomach.”

The assailant has reportedly fled the scene.

Please remember that information gathered from initial reports is subject to revision as more facts become available.

Note: Information released by the EPD indicates the weapon used to stab the victim was described as a “handheld gardening rake”. 

Update: Eureka Police Investigating Stabbing Over Stolen Bicycle

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33 Let us come and reason together. Isaiah 1:18
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D'Tucker Jebs
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22 days ago

I usually associate a machete more with chopping than with stabbing.
I can understand, however, that “Chopping” might make for an awkward headline.

Either way, I hope the victim is OK.

Mel
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Mel
22 days ago
Reply to  D'Tucker Jebs

Just depends on how ya wanna use it. I’ve stabbed many a pumpkin with excellent results.

Mel
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Mel
21 days ago
Reply to  Mel

I apologize to those who may be troubled by the random stabbing of pumpkins by machete.

ChristopherD
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Christopher
22 days ago
Reply to  D'Tucker Jebs

Shooting is more of tickling.

pcwindhamD
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pcwindham
22 days ago
Reply to  Christopher

You’ve never been shot if you think it tickles

pcwindhamD
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pcwindham
22 days ago
Reply to  D'Tucker Jebs

Machetes are generally used for chopping brush so, yeah. They are just as easily used for chopping up people. The VC used them to, well, I don’t want to talk about that horror.

Country Joe
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21 days ago
Reply to  D'Tucker Jebs

So he was hacked.

Ralph NaderD
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Ralph Nader
22 days ago

A pointy long blade.
No longer is the traditional floppy blade/dull nose tropical machete the only machete. Google machete and you will see plenty of “machetes” that you would not want to get stuck by!

Really
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Really
22 days ago
Reply to  Ralph Nader

I read,I googled, I agreed. Not your father’s machetes by far.

I like stars
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I like stars
22 days ago
Reply to  Ralph Nader

I would not want to get stuck by any of them.

Zipline
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Zipline
22 days ago

Bright lights, big city.

Ed Thyssen
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Ed Thyssen
22 days ago

How do these guys sharpen their tools/weapons? It does take some skill and knowledge. Most likely they use a file. This isnt really a good edge for a tool — far too coarse and dulls easily. However, still plenty good for cutting or stabbing someone.

steve
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steve
22 days ago
Reply to  Ed Thyssen

I have seen people sharpening tools on large rocks.

Not SureD
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Not Sure
22 days ago
Reply to  steve

Our species has been very good at making sharp objects for millennia. Doesn’t seem like a skill mastered by the Neanderthal should be insurmountable for any modern human no matter how degenerate you believe them to be.

pcwindhamD
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pcwindham
22 days ago
Reply to  steve

Steel sharpens steel

pcwindhamD
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pcwindham
22 days ago
Reply to  Ed Thyssen

A 6 inch mil bastard file followed by an Arkansas Soft whetstone and a steel will make any blade razor sharp. The quality of the steel makes all the difference from there.

Bozo
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Bozo
21 days ago
Reply to  Ed Thyssen

New Machete at Harbor Freight… $5 or so. Comes sharp !

Truth Be Told
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Truth Be Told
21 days ago
Reply to  Bozo

H.F. Is the Dollar store of tools – it’ll be cheap – but it won’t be good!

Bozo
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Bozo
21 days ago
Reply to  Truth Be Told

IMHO: HF has come a long ways.
Some of the stuff is still cheap.
Some is pretty good… but more money !

David
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David
19 days ago
Reply to  Ed Thyssen

You can sharpen a plastic spoon on the concrete floor of your cell sharp enough to give your roommate a tracheotomy if he doesn’t quit snoring.

Canyon oak
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Canyon oak
22 days ago

I chop at the berry vines, the Himalayan invader?
Interrogate the settler colonialism in flora and fauna?😉
Oops. I forgot my floppy REI hat,
Go Vaejan!
Call out the micro aggression!😉
It’s hunting season I hear
I’m poaching blackberry brambles.
Crazy people in yer’a tweeka..
for whom the cuckoo clock tolls,
Time marches on..
Pray as you choose and remember spirit
May the spirit realm remind us against the folly’s of violence.
love and life is better,
And good food to heal

Milk
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Milk
22 days ago
Reply to  Canyon oak

Almost a haiku at the end. Nice 👍🏽

Non-Native
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Non-Native
22 days ago
Reply to  Canyon oak

You ok?

pcwindhamD
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pcwindham
22 days ago
Reply to  Canyon oak

In the end, Love is all that matters

Espino
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Espino
22 days ago

Manila with a view.

pcwindhamD
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pcwindham
22 days ago

Abdominal stab wounds unlike gunshot wounds are relatively benign. Chest, neck and extremity wounds are entirely different. The gut has an amazing ability to let blades slide through without injury.

AI Aknows All
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AI Aknows All
22 days ago

Just another example of the US turning into a third world country like the Philippines… Machete Attacks are one of the most common attacks in the Philippines.

Machete attacks are a significant concern in the Philippines. While specific data on the frequency of these attacks can be difficult to find, they are a common occurrence, particularly in rural areas and regions with high crime rates.
Several factors contribute to the prevalence of machete attacks:
* Accessibility: Machetes are readily available and relatively inexpensive tools, making them easy to obtain.
* Cultural Factors: In some regions, machetes are used for everyday tasks like farming and clearing land, which may contribute to their familiarity and use in violent acts.
* Socioeconomic Issues: Poverty, inequality, and lack of opportunities can lead to increased violence and crime, including machete attacks.
It’s important to note that while machete attacks are a serious problem, they are not the only form of violence in the Philippines. Other types of violent crime, such as gun violence and robberies, also occur.

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David
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David
19 days ago
Reply to  AI Aknows All

The FBI says the US murder rate is down 9.2% from last year and at the same lever as 1998.

AI Aknows All
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AI Aknows All
22 days ago

One more reason why we need more machete control laws. to keep machetes out of violent criminals hands.
The current machete laws do not keep us safe.
Only Newsom can save us.

steve
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steve
21 days ago
Reply to  AI Aknows All

When machetes are outlawed, only outlaws will have machetes.

adgfn
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adgfn
21 days ago
Reply to  AI Aknows All

Yes and because machetes are jut as capable of killing as automatic rifles, the military could save a lot of money by switching to machetes only. No flawed logic in equating the two things at all.

Cecilia Brazil
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Cecilia Brazil
20 days ago
Reply to  AI Aknows All

I think you meant Jesus