Suspect in custody for early morning stabbing

San Francisco police this morning are investigating a stabbing in The City's Mission District.
   
Officers were dispatched to 22nd and Bartlett streets at around 1 a.m. to a report of a stabbing, police said.
   
One man was found wounded and taken to San Francisco General Hospital. The injury was not expected to be life threatening, police said.
   
Police have a man in custody suspected of committing the stabbing, investigators said.

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