On October 25, around 12:40 p.m., Harrisburg City Police were dispatched to investigate a stabbing at 1245 Berryhill Street.According to the criminal complaint,
On October 25, around 12:40 p.m., Harrisburg City Police were dispatched to investigate a stabbing at 1245 Berryhill Street.
According to the criminal complaint, a victim was stabbed multiple times in his lower back and in the back of his head, resulting in life-threatening injuries.However, the victim was able to name the person who stabbed him, a person he knew as "Manuel", according to documents.Officials conducted an interview with Rodriguez-Garza's girlfriend and the victim's wife. According to dockets, both individuals agreed that "Manuel" was Hector Manuel Rodriguez-Garza.
According to documents, the victim's wife also positively identified Rodriguez-Garza as the person who started an altercation and stabbed her husband, the victim.In this interview, according to records, Rodriguez-Garza confirmed that he was involved in the altercation.He is being held at Dauphin County Prison and has been denied bail.
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