Fatal stabbing at USC's Greek Row under investigation by police
- A witness fatally stabbed a suspected burglar on the USC campus.
- Police are investigating the deadly stabbing that occurred on USC's Greek Row area.
- The incident has raised concerns about safety and security in the university vicinity.
A suspected burglar was stabbed and killed on the University of Southern California's campus after a witness intervened in a car break-in. The incident occurred outside a fraternity house at USC's Greek Row around 8 p.m. The witness confronted the burglar, resulting in the burglar suffering serious injuries and eventually dying. The incident is being investigated as a homicide, and the witness who stabbed the burglar was taken into custody. The victim was a man in his 30s. The stabbing took place in the 700 block of W. 28th Street, with the victim pronounced dead at the scene. The suspect remained at the scene and was detained by the police. The identities of the victim and suspect have not been released. USC campus police are aware of the incident, but LAPD is leading the investigation. SkyCal captured footage showing a large puddle of blood on the sidewalk outside the fraternity house.