Police Looking for Help In Stabbing Investigation
By 250 News
Prince George, B.C.- The RCMP are still trying to piece together the time leading up to when 44 year old Vernon Baker was stabbed Saturday morning.
He had arrived at a home in the 2300 block of Victoria Street around 6:30 a.m., asking for help because he had been stabbed. Emergency personnel responded and Baker was taken to hospital, but later succumbed to the injury.
Baker had been spotted about two hours earlier, walking in the area of the First Litre Pub on Strathcona.
Constable Gary Godwin says while this death has been labelled a homicide, police are not yet calling it a murder “It is too early in the investigation , and we hope people will let us know if , where and when they last saw Baker.”
Police are hoping to hear from anyone who has information about Baker's whereabouts between the hours of 5:00 a.m. and 6:30 a.m Saturday. He was about 5'11' and 180lbs and was wearing , black pants, white t-shirt, with a white polo shirt over that and a grey "athletic" type jacket (no hoodie) with white "piping" on the sleeves, black socks, black and white runners.
Godwin has confirmed Baker was “known to police” but says it is too early in the investigation to say if this stabbing was gang related.
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