Pasadena posts 5th homicide of the year

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PASADENA - A man was stabbed to death Thursday night, police officials said.

The stabbing occurred about 11:30 p.m.in the 700 block of North Fair Oaks Avenue, said Pasadena Lt. Keith Jones.

"All we know is that someone was stabbed multiple times, and transported to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead," Jones said.

Here's our updated SGV stats for 2009. Pasadena's five homicides are now the most in the San Gabriel Valley.


LocationCityVictim nameAgeMethodDateDescription
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1350 Mentone Ave Pasadena, CAPasadenaBarnes, Leroy38Officer involved ShootingFeb 19, 2009Pasadena police fatally shot 38-year-old Leroy Barnes during a traffic stop on Feb. 19.
100 South Virginia Avenue, Pasadena, CAPasadenaElinor Hill Manson74strangulationApr 2, 2009Police say Elinor Manson, 74, was strangled by her 78-year-old ex-husband, William Manson, at the woman's home in the 100 block of South Virgina Avenue in Pasadena. Police say William Manson then tried to kill himself with an overdose of insulin.
100 South Hill Avenue, Pasadena, CAPasadenaJames Hall41stabbingApr 20, 2009Story"> James Hall, 41, was stabbed to death near Pasadena City College. Patrick Mason, 42, and Steven Sumner, 45, both of Pasadena, were arrested in connection with the stabbing. Story
162 N. Sierra Madre Blvd, Pasadena, CAPasadenaDavid Crosby39GunshotMay 29, 2009Story"> A man walked into the crowded Atlantis restaurant on May 29, 2009 and fatally shot 39-year-old David Crosby, of Lancaster. Story
700 N Fair Oaks Ave, Pasadena, CAPasadenaJohn DoeStabbingJul 16, 2009A man was stabbed to death on July 16 around 11:30 p.m.in the 700 block of North Fair Oaks Avenue.


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