Cardiff stabbings: Man arrested and three in hospital
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The scene following the stabbing incident in Roath
A man has been arrested after three people were stabbed in a house in Cardiff.
South Wales Police said armed officers were sent to a "multi-occupancy house" on Inverness Place, Roath, at about 19:40 BST on Sunday.
Two men, aged 26 and 23, and a 17-year-old boy suffered stab wounds and were taken to the city's University Hospital of Wales.
Police said all three were in a stable condition.
On Monday, a cordon remained in place at a property on the corner of Inverness Place and Dalcross Street with police cars either side.
Armed police remain at the scene as a precaution, police say
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South Wales Police confirmed three men received stab wounds
The cordoned off house is on the corner of Inverness Place and Dalcross Street