Pullman police are recommending that a Cheney man face a felony assault count stemming from February?s double stabbing on College Hill.

Officers responded to a large fight call at the Campus Commons North apartment complex during the early morning hours of Sunday February 3. Police found two men suffering from stab wounds, one in the buttocks and one in the chest.

Both were treated and released from the hospital.

Detectives have now completed their investigation and are asking prosecutors to charge a Cheney man with felony second degree assault for stabbing a 21-year-old Pullman man in the buttocks. Officers were unable to find enough evidence for a charging recommendation for who ever stabbed a 20-year-old Cheney man in the chest.

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A charging decision will now be made by the Whitman County Prosecutor's office.

Pullman Police have concluded their investigation into the beating of WSU instructor David Warner and have forwarded their investigation on to prosecutors with a recommendation to charge five people in connection with the March 30 incident.

"Based on all the information we have, we believe there is enough to show the suspects were involved in an assault that resulted in a serious injury," Pullman Police Chief Gary Jenkins said Tuesday.

The police investigation revealed that Lawrence McDonald had been drinking with David Warner and an unidentified third person, and as they were walking through Adams Mall McDonald was verbally harassing others in the parking lot and challenging people to fight him.

Pullman police are ready to close the investigation into the assault of Washington State University instructor David Warner.

Police Chief Gary Jenkins says he is preparing to turn the case over to the Whitman County prosecuting attorney's office. The prosecutor will decide if any charges are filed.

The 41-year-old Warner was seriously injured while trying to intervene in an argument between an acquaintance and three men outside Adams Mall. He was released from the hospital last week.

Three male suspects have been arrested in connection with the assault, as well as one female suspect for allegedly attempting to cover up the incident. All four turned themselves in to police.