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Search for alleged killer after man fatally stabbed on the NSW Central Coast

Savannah Meacham

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A search is underway for an alleged killer after a man was fatally stabbed on the New South Wales Central Coast overnight.

Emergency services were called to Karalta Road, Erina, after reports that a man had been stabbed about 8.50pm last night.

Police found a 42-year-old man suffering a single stab wound to his chest outside a unit complex.

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Man fatally stabbed on NSW Central Coast

The man was found with a single stab wound to the chest. 9News

Man fatally stabbed on NSW Central Coast

Forensic police have been examining the scene today. 9News

He was treated by paramedics however could not be revived and died at the scene.

A crime scene was established and forensic police have been examining the scene today.

Officers said the 42-year-old victim was known to police.

Neighbours told 9News they heard arguing and yelling leading up to the incident.

"A lot of swearing then it went quiet," Pamela Watson, a neighbour, said.

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Man fatally stabbed on NSW Central Coast

Police are appealing for any information about the incident. 9News

Acting Superintendent Paul Nicholls said the stabbing is "concerning".

"We certainly take these matters seriously and we'll throw all available resources into the investigation to establish what occurred and identify anyone responsible," he said.

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"We will pursue this investigation until the person responsible is brought to justice."

Anyone with information is urged to contact police.

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