Spokane7
65°
July 14, 2011 in City
Pair stabbed in fight over clothing
A confrontation over women’s clothing led a Spokane man to stab two people late Tuesday, police say.
Raymond L. Bell, 45, is accused of stabbing Gary Smith and his son, Jonathan Smith, during a fight that began about 10:45 p.m. at 2517 E. First Ave. Bell banged on the door and demanded clothes belonging to his girlfriend, but when Smith said he didn’t have the items, Bell took a black folding knife out of his pocket and stabbed him in the left arm, according to court documents.
Jonathan Smith was stabbed in the chest and hospitalized with a partially collapsed lung.
A police K-9 tracked Bell to a garage at 2415 E. First Ave., where he was arrested on two counts of first-degree assault.
He remains in jail on $30,000 bond after appearing in Spokane County Superior Court on Wednesday.
1992 murder trial begins against sex offender 
misjustice on July 14 at 7:08 a.m.
Men fighting over women’s clothing? Lol!
Guys, those pants DO make your butt look big!
Orphan on July 14 at 11:34 a.m.
Sounds like the girlfriend could have left some of her clothes other places.
The depth of stupidity is evidently bottomless, stabing someone over some clothing.