Police find man hiding in lake after alleged bus stabbing in Melbourne
A man has been charged after hiding in a lake following an alleged stabbing on a bus in south Melbourne overnight.
Police alleged the charged man verbally abused another man before stabbing him on a bus travelling along Canterbury Road in Middle Park at about 9pm yesterday.
The victim, 27, was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries.
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Water police were brought in to coax the man out of the lake. 9News
The offender then fled the scene on foot before he was found in Albert Park lake and refused to get out, police say.
Water police attended the scene to coax the man out of the lake.
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The 32-year-old man was arrested and charged with intentionally causing injury. 9News
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The Prahran man, 32, was then arrested and treated by paramedics.
He was charged with intentionally causing injury and was remanded to appear before Melbourne Magistrates Court today.
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