Two students were hospitalized Wednesday after they were stabbed at a Los Angeles high school, authorities said.

The stabbings occurred just after 3:30 p.m. at Marshall High School in the Los Feliz neighborhood, according to school police and the school principal. That is around the time classes usually end.

A person of interest was detained for questioning but later released, authorities said.

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The incident stemmed from an altercation, school police Deputy Chief Glenn Besunder told the Los Angeles Times, although other details weren't provided.

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Two LA high school students were stabbed after classes ended on Wednesday. (Fox News)

Detectives interviewed the two victims at the hospital.

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No weapon was found and no other students were hurt, authorities said.