New Haven police are actively searching for a suspect wanted in connection with a fatal stabbing that occurred on Wednesday afternoon. The incident took place near the intersection of Elm and Temple streets at approximately 2:58 p.m. According to New Haven Police Officer Christian Bruckhart, the stabbing appears to have originated from an argument that began inside a local library and escalated when the parties moved outside. The victim, identified as a 37-year-old New Haven man, died from his injuries. Police have released images of the suspect and stated that he was last seen running on the green toward the intersection of College and Chapel Street, with investigators believing he may be heading toward the Hill neighborhood. This case is part of a broader series of violent incidents in the city on the same day. Earlier that afternoon, a second stabbing occurred on Orange Street at 3:26 p.m. Initially, police reported that neither injury appeared life-threatening, but later that evening, they confirmed that both victims had succumbed to their wounds. The victim of the Orange Street stabbing was an adult woman who died from her injuries. Officer Bruckhart noted that this second stabbing stemmed from a domestic incident. Unlike the suspect in the Elm and Temple case, the individual responsible for the Orange Street stabbing is currently in custody, and charges are pending. The New Haven Police Department continues to urge the public to remain vigilant and to report any information regarding the at-large suspect in the Elm and Temple case. Authorities have not yet released a name or detailed physical description of the man wanted for the library-related stabbing, but they have shared photographs via their official social media channels to assist in the identification and apprehension process. Residents are encouraged to contact the New Haven Police Department with any tips or information that could aid in the ongoing investigation.