San Jose police shoot, kill man involved in deadly stabbing at Cataldi Park: SJPD

San Jose police shoot and kill man involved in 'stabbing incident' at Cataldi Park

San Jose police shot and killed a man they said was involved in a "stabbing incident" ? the second time they've shot and killed a man in the last eight days.

SAN JOSE, Calif. - San Jose police shot and killed a man they said was involved in a deadly "stabbing incident"  – the second time they've shot and killed a man in the last eight days.

The incident began on Sunday at about 3:30 p.m. on Cataldi Drive by Cataldi Park.

Police posted on X that officers were called out to investigate a "stabbing incident."

Police provided more information on the circumstances around the shooting said around 9 a.m. Monday, saying the victim in the stabbing incident had died. Police say the stabbing death is being investigated as a homicide.

Police have not given details on the man that was shot and killed by officers.

Neighbors in the area told KTVU they did not see the shooting, but they did see the aftermath: About two dozen police cars parked in their neighborhood, circling the park, which includes pickleball and handball courts. 

This man died about a week after San Jose police shot and killed Karim Kahn, a 37-year-old man they said was involved in a family disturbance, and who later pointed a gun at them.

San Jose's police chief is expected to speak at 3 p.m. on Monday regarding Sunday's shooting and stabbing.