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Alleged scissor stabber faces extradition
AAP
A woman will be extradited to NSW after allegedly stabbing her partner through an artery with a pair of scissors and leaving him clinging to life in a pool of blood before fleeing to the ACT.
The 40-year-old was rushed to Queanbeyan District Hospital on Friday morning with a severed radial artery in his left forearm.
He later underwent surgery in Canberra Hospital, where his condition was reported as stable.
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Meanwhile, ACT police arrested the woman at the same hospital.
Detectives will allege the 41-year-old stabbed the man during what is believed to have been a domestic-violence related fight.
She was being held on Friday evening pending an extradition application by NSW police.
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