Utah man stabbed in Quick Quack Carwash

ST. GEORGE, Utah— A man was stabbed in the chest at a Quick Quack carwash at 1284 W Sunset Boulevard Sunday. Police responded to the stabbing and the man said he was stabbed by two younger men, one with a a dark hoodie with a skull on it. He said the men stabbed him and then walked back to Switchpoint Community Resource Center.

The victim has been treated and is expected to recover.

An officer was able to locate the two men and question them. One man admitted having a warrant and both admitted to being at Switchpoint. Based on that information, the officer detained the two men for the investigation. Adam Faraci admitted to having a knife in his backpack which he allowed the officer to view. The officer found evidence of blood and blue fabric on the knife blade, the same fabric of the victims’ shirt.

Faraci was placed in handcuffs and told his Miranda rights and agreed to speak with the officer about what had happened.

Faraci said the victim had been following him and his friend around Switchpoint trying to fight them. At one point, Faraci said the victim attempted to kick his friend in the face. Faraci and his friend continued to avoid the victim when at one point the victim fell on the ground. According to Faraci, when the victim was on the ground he attempted to stab him in the arm to, “shut him up.” Faraci said his friend walked away before the stabbing occurred.

Also found in the backpack were multiple syringes with drug paraphernalia.

Faraci will face charges of aggravated assault resulting in serious bodily injury and use or possession of drug paraphernalia.