THERE IS A DEVIL LOOSE, EVEN AT CHURCH! A man was stabbed to death at St. John’s Episcopal Church in Charleston, West Virginia, on Sunday Afternoon, September 24th.

Officers said Cummings was then transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead.

After further investigation, officers said it was determined that Cummings started fighting with an individual inside the Manna Meal soup kitchen, which operates inside St. John’s Episcopal Church.

Cummings and the other individual were asked to leave the property and when both left the building and went to the parking lot, a verbal altercation continued, the news release said.

Officers said Cummings brandished a knife with the intention to stab the other individual. The other individual then pushed Cummings away, and as Cummings fell to the ground, the knife he was holding went into his upper leg.

All parties involved have been accounted for and at this time no charges will be filed, officers said.

The case will now be handed over to the Kanawha County Prosecutor’s Office for review, the news release said.

ORIGINAL STORY

One person is dead from a stabbing in Charleston Sunday, according to Charleston police.

The call about the stabbing came in just after 1 p.m. and Kanawha County dispatchers said the Charleston Police Department, Charleston Fire Department and EMS arrived at the scene.

The incident took place in the area of the 1100 block of Quarrier Street near St. John’s Episcopal Church.

Charleston police said the stabbing was the result of an altercation between two people and currently no arrests have been made.