A 17-year-old Lebanon boy was stabbed Monday night but is not talking to police.

Officers were notified of the stabbing shortly before 4:30 p.m. when the boy, whose was not identified, went the Good Samaritan Emergency Unit for treatment of a puncture wound in the area of his left armpit, police said.

The teen stated that the injury was sustained during a fight but would not tell the police who stabbed him and stated that he would not testify if the police identified the person responsible. He has since been transferred to another medical facility, police said.

The victim had been driven to the hospital by two other persons but the vehicle and the persons left prior to police arrival.

Police received information that the incident occurred in the 600 block of Lehman Street, where a crime scene was established and blood evidence collected. However, investigators are uncertain if the blood evidence is related to the stabbing. No further evidence was located and no witnesses to the incident have been found.

The investigation is ongoing and anyone with information is asked to contact Lebanon police at 717-272-6611 or Crime Stoppers at 717-270-9800. Calls can be kept confidential.