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Fatal Stabbing in Glendale, Severiano Almendariz Busted (32)

More violence in the wake of a fatal shooting at 11th and Broadway: Early Monday morning, police in Glendale found a fatal stabbing victim and initiated a search for someone described as a "person of interest" — although it was clear from early on that he was much more than...
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More violence in the wake of a fatal shooting at 11th and Broadway: Early Monday morning, police in Glendale found a fatal stabbing victim and initiated a search for someone described as a "person of interest" — although it was clear from early on that he was much more than that.

A few hours ago, that individual — Severiano Almendariz — was taken into custody on suspicion of homicide. Details, photos, video and more below.

Thus far, the Glendale Police Department has been stingy with details about the crime. Neither the name nor the gender of the victim found at around 6:30 a.m. in a Glendale apartment building have been revealed at this writing.

We do know, however, that the complex is located on the 1100 block of South Birch Street, an area captured in the following interactive graphic. If you have problems seeing the image, click "View Larger Map."

View Larger MapWithin hours of the original call, the GPD tweeted and Facebooked the following flier:

Here's a larger look at Almendariz's photo, which appears to have been snapped for a driver's license/ID:
As you can see, the flier identifies Almendariz as a person of interest — but both the Facebook message and tweet are tagged with the line, "URGENT! BE ON THE LOOKOUT! Possible Homicide Suspect!"

Then, yesterday evening, the GPD tweeted the following:
The details of Almendariz's arrest have yet to be shared, and the same is true of the charges under which he's being held.

Look below to see a CBS4 report from the scene prior to Almendariz being taken into custody.

Send your story tips to the author, Michael Roberts.
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