A workplace dispute in Chatham-Kent has resulted in a charges including attempted murder.
Police were called to a commercial business on James Street in Blenheim around 8:30 Tuesday morning and learned that a male employee became agitated after learning he had been fired.
Police say he refused to leave and during a confrontation with two supervisors, a knife and hatchet were used in a struggle.
The two supervisors suffered multiple stab wounds and lacerations and were treated for non-life threatening injuries.
A 36-year old Ridgetown man was arrested and is also charged with two counts of assault causing bodily harm, and one count of using a weapon in a dangerous manner.
He's being held in custody pending a bail hearing.