Woman dies after alleged stabbing in Rockingham

Sunday, 7 October 2018 06:06

By Monique Passchier

Dome Rockingham was cordoned off by police on Saturday night. PIC: Tex Reeks

Homicide Detectives are investigating the alleged stabbing of a woman in Rockingham.

The West reports, the woman stumbled into the Dome on Kent Street just before 6pm on Saturday night.

She was conveyed to Fiona Stanley Hospital but later died.

Police have confirmed a man has been arrested.

Charges are yet to be laid.

#BREAKING⁠: A woman has been allegedly stabbed in the neck in Rockingham before driving to the Dome Cafe on Kent Street to get help from staff. Forensics are on scene. #PerthNews pic.twitter.com/7kF7BrfgtB
— Texas Reeks (@TexReeks) October 6, 2018

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