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Moorhead police investigating robbery at knifepoint

Officers have not arrested a suspect, but they believe there is no danger to the public.

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MOORHEAD — Police are investigating a robbery in Moorhead during which a person was injured with a knife.

No arrests have been made in connection to the late Tuesday, April 11, robbery, the Moorhead Police Department said in a news release. Few details were released about the incident.

Police said they responded at 11:30 p.m. Tuesday to the 2700 block of 40 Street South.

A person said they were walking to a local business when personal property was taken from them at knifepoint, the release said. The person suffered an injury that didn’t immediately require medical attention, according to the release.

A weapon has not been recovered, police said.

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“There is no information to suggest there is a threat to public safety,” the release said. “No arrests have been made and there is no additional information available as the investigation ongoing.”

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