TOMAH, Wis. (WFRV) - Two suspects allegedly involved in a fight that led to a stabbing in western Wisconsin turned themselves in after one of their family members called investigators after the victim showed up at a local hospital. According to the Tomah Police Department, officers responded to Tomah Health after a patient showed up with multiple stab wounds around 8 a.m. on December 12. Tomah Officers and Investigators learned the stabbing victim had been in a fight in a parking lot on the 400 block of North Glendale Avenue. Information provided to officers pointed them towards two suspects allegedly involved in the fight. Elderly woman dead from falling down stairs, Wisconsin Police deem suspicious as investigation still underway Officers noted that the victim had two stab wounds to the torso and a defensive wound on a hand. Shortly after, Tomah Investigators were reportedly contacted by a family member of one of the suspects. Officers say that both suspects then came to the police department and cooperated with law enforcement. The suspects have been identified as 18-year-old Leo D. Pugram and 24-year-old Duvall Yigin, both of Tomah. Officers say the following charges have been referred: Leo D. Pugram, 18 Attempted 1st Degree Intentional Homicide Aggravated Battery 1st Degree Reckless Injury Disorderly Conduct Duvall Yigin, 24 Battery Disorderly Conduct ‘He needed someone to talk to’: Green Lake Sheriff opens up about Ryan Borgwardt’s return to Wisconsin Leo D. Pugram Duvall Yigin No additional information was provided, including the status of the victim. Local 5 will update this story if more details are released.