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Grandfather stabbed and murder, grandmother attacked. Police arrest grandson as suspect.

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Source: Randolph County Sheriff; MEGA

April 5 2021, Updated 10:45 a.m. ET

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A North Carolina man is accused of fatally stabbing his grandfather and injuring his grandmother, police say.

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Randolph County Sheriff’s deputies received information about a possible stabbing victim at a house on Emmanuel Church Street in Asheboro on April 3, according to the agency.

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When deputies arrived, authorities found a dead man suffering from a stab wound, according to the sheriff's office. An initial investigation reveals that Brian Cody King, 25, stabbed the victim and then left the house with a woman.

Several hours later, the woman was dropped off in Thomasville, where she called 911, according to police. 

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Police later identified the victim and King's grandfather and the woman as his grandmother. Authorities have not released the reason why King allegedly attacked his grandparents. 

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The dead man was identified as Harold Stephen King, 74. The grandmother is currently being treated at a local hospital for non-life-threatening injuries she sustained during the incident. 

King was on the run for a few hours while police searched for him. He was arrested early Sunday morning on a murder charge, according to the sheriff's office. 

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