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KHTS[KHTS] Officials with the District Attorney’s Office dismissed the charges against a man who was initially identified as a suspect in the stabbing of two men outside of The VU Bar and Lounge.

A courtroom official confirmed prosecutors dropped assault with a deadly weapon charges against Robert Arvizu, 47, of Newhall on Tuesday morning.

Arvizu was arrested shortly after a pair of stabbings that took place following an altercation in a parking lot near the bar.

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Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station detectives are investigating a Newhall stabbing that took place around 12:50 a.m. Saturday near The VU Bar and Lounge, officials said.

The victims, whose names were not released Sheriff’s Station officials, were taken to the hospital with wounds that were not life-threatening, said Lt. Mark Hershey of the Santa Clarita Sheriff’s Station.

An alleged fight within the VU, involving a group of people, spilled out onto the street and ended with the stabbing, officials said. Alcohol was involved in the incident.

Arvizu was arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon, a felony charge, at 2 a.m. Saturday, according to Sheriff’s Station arrest records.

Arvizu’s bail was initially listed at $120,000 bail, and then $1 million. However, he was released at 9 a.m. Tuesday shortly after his initial arraignmen, according to the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department Information Center website.

 

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18 Comments

  1. Austin Enzen says:

    Good. I knew he didn’t do it. It simply doesn’t sound like him.

  2. Daniel Konz says:

    Thank you for clearing this up..!
    I spoke to Rob less than an hour ago, and I know he will appreciate this..!

    This was a complete misunderstanding by the sheriff department…

    Wrong guy, in the wrong place, at the wrong time…

    Thank God for security cameras..!

  3. Awesome! Definitely didn’t sound like something he could do.

  4. I notced initially that several people spoke up for him…glad it got sorted out…I dont know him …but the original comments made…me worry for all of us how quickly our lives can turn on a dime…

  5. GOD BLESS THESE SITUATIONS

  6. Daniel Konz says:

    Jessica House, it was members of the Vagos motorcycle gang…
    They split right after the attack…

  7. Tommy Rini says:

    Vagos at the Vu ? Say it aint so, that bar is alway one step ahead of the law (payoffs) still work the the scv … That’s so old-school, biker villians in the 21th century, being bikers “colors colors colors” as iceT once said that is as lame as cop wearing a cape. policing vice in the scv is still as phucked up as when I lived in town you damn townies just can’t get a life. Half of you are on smack or pill that mimics smack you all drive drunk plus god forbid a brown person crosses the tracks and wants a drink at the vu. (Apartheid) much. That bar needs to shut down how many people have to go to the hospital before the ABC acknowledges the over pouring issues that have gone on for years.

  8. Rob Cannon says:

    Pin it on the Latino!! BS
    “Good” people must ban together to defeat evil!

  9. Ckay Walker says:

    The process can work. Due process is everyone’s right.

  10. Yay!! Glad they cleared it up here too-you have amazing friends to back you up when needed Rob!

  11. Rob! We got your back buddy!

  12. Anonymous says:

    Motorcycle clubs flying colors are a club NOT a race! Get over the race card!!! Thankfully the wronged guy was found innocent!!

  13. Laurell laws says:

    Motorcycle clubs flying colors are a club NOT a race! Get over the race card!! Thankfully the innocent guy was vindicated!!

  14. Jon Michelle says:

    I’ve known the guy a long time , it didn’t seem right

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