Woman’s chest slashed in Tenderloin spat

Hair-pulling was set aside for razorblade-slashing in a sick Tenderloin spat Tuesday, police said.

The argument turned violent between two 19-year-old women in the unit block of Turk Street around 9:45 p.m. The slasher cut the victim several times across her chest before fleeing, police said.

The victim was treated at the hospital for her nonlife-threatening injuries.

No arrest has been made.

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