Knife-wielding Redding woman sought after Anderson stabbing
ANDERSON, Calif. — A knife-wielding Redding woman is being sought after allegedly stabbing her boyfriend at an Anderson restaurant Wednesday morning, Nov. 11, according to Anderson Police Department.
The suspect, Kacia Littleton, age 34, of Redding, “is wanted on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and domestic violence at this time,” Anderson PD wrote in a social media release; which urged the public “to not attempt to contact or detain Littleton, but to notify local law enforcement.”
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City of Anderson police officers were dispatched a Jack in the Box on the 2000 block of Arby Way about 7:40 a.m., after receiving reports of a stabbing.
When officers arrived at the scene they quickly located the victim, a 46-year-old, Redding man who said his girlfriend, Littleton, had stabbed him in the arm with a folding pocket knife during an argument.
She then fled the scene in a vehicle prior to officers’ arrival.
Anderson police detectives are continuing to search for Kacia Littleton, 34, of Redding, who has been accused of stabbing her boyfriend with a knife at an Anderson Jack In The Box yesterday morning. Prior APD booking photo
The victim was transported to an area hospital for treatment of his injuries. As of this report, he was listed in stable condition and was expected to survive.
While searching the area for Littleton’s vehicle officer located it parked and unoccupied in the Spring Gulch Road area.
Despite searching the area for Littleton, officers were not able to locate her.
Anyone with information regarding this investigation or who knows Littleton’s whereabouts is encouraged to immediately contact SHASCOM dispatch at (530) 245-6526 or to email APD detectives.
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