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1 arrested after stabbing at Olive Garden restaurant in Winnipeg

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Police officers went to the Olive Garden at the corner of Reenders Drive and Lagimodiere Boulevard in the Transcona neighbourhood to investigate a stabbing around 7 p.m. Thursday night.

A black and white police cruiser sits parked in front of the windows of a restaurant at night.
A police cruiser sits outside the Olive Garden in Transcona on Thursday night. (Walther Bernal/CBC)

A person has been arrested after a stabbing at an Olive Garden restaurant in Winnipeg Thursday night.

Police officers went to the Olive Garden at the corner of Reenders Drive and Lagimodiere Boulevard in the Transcona neighbourhood around 7 p.m.

One person was arrested but police would not provide any additional information.

They provided no information about injuries.

More details are expected to be released later in the day, police said.

 

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