Yes or no

Yes, I would.

This answer assumes that I don't know this individual and there isn't anything you are leaving out of the story. I would report any crime committed against me unless there was a good reason not to.

I would report it and get a crime number from my local police. It might be useful documentary evidence for insurance purposes e.g. if the wound made me sick and I had to take time off work. Also if a crazy person is going around stabbing strangers they need to be caught, so it would be my public duty to do this.

What is the relevance of the time this happened?

Of course I'd seek medical treatment. Who knows what was on that knife?

Of course I'd tell the police I was cut by that person with a knife.

Why wouldn't I?

The time is in there. I used military time. If you're not familiar with this it is 11:45 p.m.

Please explain the reason for your question, Jmr1972. I assume there is something behind it and I have been somewhat patiently waiting...

I can't go into detail because it's still an open case.

Cherrie is asking why the time matters.

I am very familiar with 24 hour time. I was wondering what the significance was of the time this alleged event occurred.

It's not as though you would report it if it happened at a certain time of day, but not report it if it happened at a different time.

Yes. Because I would want to make sure there was not anything serious wrong and to report a crime...hopefully preventing a future crime.

The only reason I could perceive one not wanting to report it would be if that person was involved with a crime him/herself at the time.

Often a crime is not reported if the victim would be embarrassed, e.g. if they were in a rough part of town late at night looking for a prostitute or a homosexual.

not sure where you are but here if the police show up - there will be a police report in addition to the fire dept report of the run. no need to report it a second time.

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I would seek medical treatment.

Yes, the time is when the "crime" occurred and was called into 911.

Now you're just being evasive.

What cherie, and others have asked is very clear.

I'll make it as dummy proof as possible for you.

What difference does it make what time this happened?

Seriously?
Either you are very lacking in comprehension skills, or - as chai said - you are being deliberately evasive for some reason.

Why does the time matter?

As for not being able to give any more details because it's an open case - nobody is asking for names and addresses, or even what country you're in, but a little more information about the incident would be helpful.

I suspect that this person was also doing something s/he should not have been or for some reason wants to keep their doings a secret. No other reason not provide more details or not wanting to file a report.

Fine, I will tell everything except the names. "On Monday, September 9, 2013 the victim called 911 saying that the suspect/defendant stabbed the victim, punched the victim and got away in a two door red sports car. A DAVID query of the suspect's name did not return results of any similar vehicles registered to him. The area where the victim was stabbed did not have any blood but a knife was impounded where the victim saw the suspect throw something. fire rescue responded but the victim refused treatment." The question that till remains is, if someone came up behind you and cut/stabbed you would you get medical treatment when fire rescue shows up?

I hope the defendant has a good lawyer. Does the alleged victim have an explanation as to why he or she didn't seek treatment?

No. Plus the defendant dose have evidence that can prove that the victim is lying to the sheriff's and to the courts. It's all matter of time before the s#!t hits the fan.