7-Eleven Knife Fight: 2 Arrested In Denver

DENVER, CO – One man is being held in Denver County Jail and another was released on bail after a knife fight at a southeast Denver 7-Eleven.

Police said Jarvis Lamont Bundy, 34, and Seyton Holiday, 30, got in an argument Thursday, March 14 around 10:40 p.m. at the convenience store at 4351 S. Tamarac St. When police arrived, Holiday was observed to have a bleeding puncture wound on his elbow, a police arrest affidavit said.

Surveillance camera footage from the store showed that the two men– whose relationship was not specified–began arguing outside the shop, the affidavit said. Shoving escalated into blows between the two men, then Bundy was seen on camera waving a knife, police said. Holiday then ran to a car in the parking lot and retrieved another knife and the two appeared to be chasing each other through the store, security video showed.

The video then showed that officers arrived and took both into custody.

Denver police tweeted that they were investigating a stabbing and that two people had been arrested.

Bundy is still being held in Denver County jail on two previous warrants, while Holiday was released on $5,000 bond, online inmate records show.

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