North Bend officers arrested a Coos Bay man Saturday on charges including attempted murder and first-degree assault following a stabbing that sent two people to the hospital.

Police received a 911 call, at about 2:30 a.m. that morning, reporting an assault at 2090 Virginia Ave. They found three people suffering from stab wounds, apparently from a kitchen knife. Medics took Luis Gallo-Camacho, 24, of North Bend and Shawna Loew, 22, of Coos Bay to the hospital, according to a press release.

Officer Jon Bohanan said Gallo-Camacho had a chest wound, while Loew had wounds in her right arm and head.

 The third victim, Jessica Hamm, 22, of North Bend, refused medical treatment, said Bohanan.

According to a hospital spokeswoman, Gallo-Camacho was treated and left, and Loew was treated and released. She said the hospital has no record of seeing Hamm.

The suspect fled the scene, police said, and attempts to locate him were initially unsuccessful.

Acting on a tip, North Bend and Coos Bay police responded to 145 N. Wall St., at about 6:38 p.m. They arrested Filiberto Gallo-Morado, 24, without incident. Bohanan said Gallo-Morado and Loew live together and have a child.

They arrested him and charged him with two counts of attempted murder, first-degree domestic assault, first-degree assault, second-degree assault, three counts of unlawful use of a weapon, three counts of reckless endangering, domestic menacing, two counts of menacing, three counts of harassment and second-degree disorderly conduct. He was taken to Coos County jail, where he was being held on $2.63 million bail.

He also has an Immigration and Customs Enforcement hold, a jail spokesman said.