Police in Athens say a man stabs two tourists near the ancient Acropolis, Greece’s top tourist attraction. The incident occurs on Tuesday morning on a pedestrian street near an entrance to the Acropolis and close to the Acropolis Museum, at the foot of the hill. Police say the attacker uses a knife to attack a man and a woman. Reports describe the victims as Greek Americans. The woman suffers light injuries to her leg, while the man is more seriously injured, with wounds to his arm. Greek police arrest the suspect following the attack, according to multiple outlets. The cases prompt an immediate response from authorities and police activity in the area near major tourist sites. While details on motive are not provided in the reports, the information available centers on the location of the attack, the number of victims and their injuries, and the arrest of the suspect.