Students Stabbed at Pennsauken High

Two students were sent to a local hospital after they were stabbed in the parking lot of Pennsauken High School on Wednesday afternoon.

The students' conditions were not life threatening, sources told NBC 10.

Police also said they have three people - two juveniles and an adult - in custody for questioning about the incident.

The stabbings occurred in the open in the parking lot, in front of other students, witnesses told NBC 10.

"We saw the one kid stabbed, his head hit the car and we saw him go down," said student Dana Hoffman.

"And then we saw the other kid run and he had a bloody face and then we saw others running out," Hoffman said. "There were two stabbings, one in the abdomen and one in the rear."

Camden County officials said that two 18-year-old boys were transported to Cooper Medical Center as trauma patients.

The boys arrived at the hospital at around 2:25 p.m., officials said.

Police said they got descriptions of the cars used by the people who allegedly attacked the two teens. One student witness also supplied a license plate number to police.

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