Man stabbed on city bus in Rock Hill remains hospitalized

William A Agurs

ROCK HILL, S.C. (CN2 NEWS) – A 25 year-old victim remains in critical condition at a hospital after being stabbed on a My Ride Rock Hill City Bus this past Friday, March 3rd, according to Rock Hill Police. 

Rock Hill Police said they found the victim in need of emergency surgery due to multiple stab wounds in the abdomen at Piedmont Medical Center.

Officers say witnesses gave details regarding an incident with the suspect, 70-year-old William Agurs of Rock Hill.

Police say witnesses confirmed the stabbing took place on a My Ride Rock Hill bus and seemed but thought the two may have argued earlier.

Authorities say they found Agurs on Frank Gaston Blvd. with a bloody knife and blood on his clothing and hands.  Agurs has been charged with Assault and Battery of a High and Aggravated Nature.  

This case s still under investigation.

RELEASE:
On March 3, 2023, at 6:35 p.m., Rock Hill Police responded to 222 South Herlong Avenue (Piedmont Medical Center) in reference to a 25-year-old victim who was being rushed to emergency surgery for stab wounds to his abdomen.

Officers were informed the suspect was last seen walking in the area after exiting the bus where the stabbing occurred. Officers were able to locate the suspect, William Agurs, on Frank Gaston Blvd and take him into custody. Agurs was found to be in possession of a knife believed to be used during the incident and had visible blood on his clothing and hands.

Officers spoke to witnesses who confirmed the stabbing occurred on the bus seemingly unprovoked but thought the two may have argued earlier.

William A Agurs, 70 of Rock Hill, was arrested and taken to the Rock Hill Jail where he was charged with Assault and Battery (High and Aggravated Nature).

The victim remains in critical condition.

Previous articleConnecting with Representative Brandon Newton
Next articleYour Monday update – stories making headlines in “The Rundown”