Knifeman kills three, injures 11 in Guam THREE people were killed and 11 injured when a crazed motorist went on a stabbing spree in a tourist strip in the Pacific nation of Guam. The attack occurred late on Tuesday when a man drove his car up a pavement near the Outrigger Guam Resort then rammed into a convenience store before jumping out of the vehicle and stabbing bystanders. Police say a 20-year-old man, whose name has not been released, has been arrested but they have not yet determined a motive. He came out of the car and started attacking people. It was scary," witness Lendi Cruz told AFP. Officials could not immediately confirm the identity of the dead but local reports said many of the injured were believed to be from Japan, the major source of tourists for the nation. The Pacific Daily News said at least two of the injured were babies, while a spokeswoman for the Guam Memorial Hospital told the ABC that the victims' ages ranged from eight months to 82-years-old.