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Stabbed NSW teens not cooperating: police
AAP
Two teens who suffered wounds to the torso and groin after being stabbed near a southwest Sydney train station are not cooperating with police.
The pair, aged 17 and 18, were taken to Liverpool Hospital with stab wounds after an incident near Bankstown Railway Station on Thursday night.
One male suffered multiple stab wounds to his torso, while the other had minor stab wounds in his groin area.
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A police spokeswoman on Friday said the teens were not being helpful in the investigation.
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