Game of beer pong leads to stabbing in West Lubbock - KCBD NewsChannel 11 Lubbock

Game of beer pong leads to stabbing in West Lubbock

Henry Bermea (Source: Lubbock County Sheriff's Office) Henry Bermea (Source: Lubbock County Sheriff's Office)
Erica Jimenez (Source: Lubbock County Sheriff's Office) Erica Jimenez (Source: Lubbock County Sheriff's Office)
LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) -

Two people are in custody following a stabbing outside of a bar in West Lubbock.

Police say two men got upset over a game of beer pong around 12:15 a.m. Thursday at the 50th Street Caboose Bar at 50th Street and Slide Road.

They say the altercation led to a fight in the parking lot, during which one suspect pulled out a knife and stabbed one person.

EMS took the victim to the hospital with moderate injuries.

Police arrested 27-year-old Henry Bermea on an aggravated assault charge and 28-year-old Erica Jimenez at the scene.

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