A man accused of a stabbing spree in the Chinatown-International District appeared in court, where a judge found probable cause.

SEATTLE — One person is in custody after five people were stabbed Friday afternoon in what police say was the latest incident in a series of stabbings in Seattle in the last two days.

A suspect was arrested after a series of stabbings in Seattle's Chinatown-International District, leaving the community on high alert.

The Seattle Police Department reported it arrested a suspect after a mass stabbing in the Chinatown-International District left five injured.

Seattle Police and Seattle Fire Department (SFD) medics were dispatched to 12th Avenue South and South King Street at 1:30 a.m. where they found a 52-year-old woman with stab wounds, according to Seattle Police. SFD officials said she was stabbed eight times.

A man has been arrested in connection with a spate of random stabbings over two days in Seattle, in which nine people were injured – five of them on Friday afternoon, police said.

Seattle police said the nine stabbings occurred over a period of two days. The attacks were believed to be random in nature.

Four of the victims were taken to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle and one victim was treated at the scene and released. A Harborview spokesperson confirmed four victims were at the hospital and said all were in critical condition.

A man has been arrested in connection with a spate of random stabbings over two days in Seattle, in which nine people were injured -- five of them on Friday afternoon, police said. “This incident was apparently one individual over a 38-hour period of time committing random assaults,