UPDATED: Winter Garden police investigating Hudson Tire & Service employee's stab wound

Cameron Highnote showed up to work with a stab wound, WGPD is working to find out where the incident took place and any potential suspect information.


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The Winter Garden Police Department is currently investigating the origin of a Hudson Tire & Service employee's stab wound. 

According to WGPD Captain Scott Allen, the "employee showed up to work with a stab wound" the morning of Monday, Feb. 27. 

Cameron Highnote, 20, was identified as the victim by his mom, Christy Morgan, who mentioned on a Facebook post the robber just took the $5 Highnote had on him.

"The person took his ($5) turned around, then turned back around said 'I'm sorry' and stabbed him anyways," Morgan wrote on a Facebook post.

At Orlando Regional Medical, Highnote's CT scan showed that the weapon barely missed his heart, lungs and main artery. 

"He is in a lot of pain, but stable," Morgan wrote on a Facebook direct message.

WGPD is still working to find the location of the incident and any information pertaining to the suspect. 



 

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