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1 Dead After Nightclub Stabbing


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Police have arrested a Fayetteville man in connection with an early morning stabbing outside a Fayetteville nightclub.

The incident occurred shortly before 2 a.m. at the Palomino/South Beach Club located at 2869 Owen Drive.

The victim, Aljiandro Martinez, 19, of Fayetteville, died at the scene.

Jacob Nolasco, 24, is charged with simple assault and is being held in the Cumberland County Jail under a $50,000 secured bond. More charges are expected.

RELATED TOPICS: Cumberland County, Fayetteville

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the person who killed my homie i going to pay cause he is gone and me left everyone that cared about him

alejandro martinez was like my brother and he was killed and he is never coming back and it hurts me alot

This man died and he is being charges with just simple assault. Please tell me there is more to this story. NC already is letting a preacher go for killing his wife with a bogus sentence.

I wonder if there are other solutions to these types of problems without closing the much needed businesses. I know I am opening up a can of worms. I am in no way defending any crime but there has to be solutions to these problems. People need places to go to and unwind, socialize and get away from it all in a safe environment. If we close them all down, there would probably be much more violence not to mention the loss of tax revenues. I agree with Michael as most of the problems I have been seeing are due to negligence on the business owners part. I think that if the state starts sanctioning some precautions with stiff penalties for negligence, issues like this can be kept to a minimum.

that sounds like a lot places in fay

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