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2 Stabbed In Face At Downtown Atlanta Club

Luckie Food Lounge
Luckie Food Lounge, downtown Atlanta

Posted: 5:52 am EDT June 18, 2009Updated: 12:02 pm EDT June 18, 2009

ATLANTA -- Two people were stabbed early Thursday morning during a fight at a crowded downtown Atlanta nightclub.

The fight, involving at least 10 people, broke out in the VIP area of the Luckie Food Lounge on Luckie Street about 2:30 a.m., according to police.

Investigators said one man was slashed on the face and stabbed in both arms. Another victim was also stabbed in the face. Both victims were taken to Grady Memorial Hospital.

Police detained and questioned several people who were in the club, but officers said they were not cooperating.

Police said they have no description of the attacker.

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