Atlanta police are investigating whether the 19-year-old man accused of stabbing five people at a New Year's Eve party in the Atlanta neighborhood of Reynoldstown may have been the target of an anti-gay slur during a confrontation at the late-night celebration.
The suspect is identified by Atlanta police as Luke O'Donovan. The stabbing occurred sometime after 3 a.m. on New Year's Day at 239 Gibson St., Atlanta Police Department Spokesperson Carlos Campos told GA Voice today.
In total, six were injured, including O'Donovan. Several of the victims were transported to local hospitals, Campos added.
19-year-old man accused of stabbing five people at late-night party
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Keep your New Year’s resolution with lesbian-centered support
Sure, you have your New Year's resolutions — plans to get in shape, quit smoking, or make other self-improvements in 2011. But a new year is also a great time to appreciate all that you already have, and for LGBT Georgians, the list includes a thriving community in Atlanta and beyond.
So over the next 12 months, take some time to enjoy and feel empowered by all of the wonderful LGBT and LGBT-inclusive events, activities and organizations that we often take for granted. Here is our bucket list of activities bound to make you feel good — and even do good — in 2011.