SEATTLE — Police say two robbers stabbed a gas station clerk Thursday night in Seattle’s Georgetown neighborhood.
A customer found the clerk in a pool of blood.
The 65-year-old man was taken to a hospital with life threatening injuries from multiple stab wounds.
Surveillance video showed the stabbing. Detectives are looking for the robbers.
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