An argument at a store in New Haven early Saturday morning led to a stabbing that left one man dead.
St. Raphael's Hospital contacted New Haven Police around 1 a.m. about a man who had walked in with what was believed to be a gunshot wound.
According to police, it was later determined that 47-year-old Travis James, of New Haven, had been stabbed, not shot, and a vehicle dropped him off at the hospital.
James was unresponsive and was in critical condition. He later died of his injuries.
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Investigators believe James had been in an argument at Sam's Mart on Whalley Avenue when he got into an argument with someone.
The argument escalated and James was reportedly stabbed. Someone then dropped James off at the hospital.
Detectives have processed scenes at both the hospital and Sam's Mart.
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Detectives identified 48-year-old Antwine Mike, of New Haven, as the suspect based on video surveillance along with tips from people in the community and New Haven police officers who were familiar with him, police said.
Mike turned himself in to the police on Sunday and has been charged with murder.
He was held on $2 million bond and was due in court on Monday morning.
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