A dispute over wearing a face mask led to the stabbing of an Apple Store security guard Friday, according to a New York City Police Department spokesperson.
The suspect remains at large.Officers responded to the West 14th Street location in Manhattan about 6:20 pm ET, Lt. Thomas Antonetti said.The victim, a 37-year-old male whose identity was not publicly disclosed, did not suffer life-threatening wounds and was sent for treatment to Bellevue Hospital, Antonetti said.
A witness, Roberto Monticello, said he saw the victim and the police responding, telling CNN affiliate WABC,"I saw him when they took him out on a stretcher, two paramedics followed by about five or six policemen, but I did see cops running in and running to the back." Read MoreAccording to Antonetti, the suspect was last seen entering a subway station on 14th Street, and no weapon was found left behind at the scene.CNN's Dakin Andone contributed to this report.
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