KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Police officers found no one inside a southeast Kansas City, Missouri, house after a standoff Wednesday night that began after a man with life-threatening wounds told officers a woman stabbed him.
Officers were sent at about 7:30 p.m. on a reported shooting in the 7500 block of East 110th Street, a department spokesperson stated in an email.
They found a man with life-threatening stab wounds who told them a woman stabbed him.
The woman was believed to be inside a house, but was not found when officers went into the house to end the standoff.
No other information was available Wednesday night.
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