Police say a 39-year old man was seriously hurt in September
Four men from the Brampton area have been charged following a stabbing in Niagara Falls in September.
Niagara regional police were called to the Fallsview Boulevard and Murray Street area, to find a 39-year old man with serious wounds.
Police say he had gotten into an argument with one man, which led to a fight and the victim getting stabbed, but then three more men joined in and the victim was beaten up.
Police have charged the following 20-year old men each with one count of assault causing bodily harm: Brahmjit S. Kaloya of Bolton, Amrit S. Chhokar of Caledon, and Bikram Gosal of Brampton. 19-year old Manraj Singh of Brampton is charged with aggravated assault.
They had a bail hearing in St. Catharines yesterday, and police are still asking if anyone has information on this case to call them.
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