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EXCLUSIVE: Stabbing at Vancouver soccer field caught on camera

A men’s soccer game on Vancouver’s Trillium field was interrupted by a violent attack last Saturday afternoon. A referee stepped in to stop it, and police are now investigating. Kier Junos reports.

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