Man stabbed in neck, another beaten during fight at West Side bus stop, SAPD says

San Antonio police are searching for two men who they say beat a 67-year-old man and stabbed another man in the neck during a fight at a West Side bus stop.

The attack happened around 3 p.m. in the 3100 block of West Martin Street, near North Zarzamora Street. According to SAPD, an argument started inside a nearby store between two younger men and a group of three people.

Everyone left the store, and the two younger men sat down at a bus stop. Police said the group of three walked up to them, more words were exchanged and a fight broke out.

Police said the two younger men beat the 67-year-old man, kicking him in the head multiple times. A woman in the group was also hit

During the fight, one of the younger men allegedly pulled out a knife and cut a man in his 30s across the neck, according to SAPD. He was taken to University Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

The 67-year-old man is expected to be OK, police said.

The two suspects left on foot and remain at large.

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