16-year-old girl to be arraigned on charges in Boston stabbing that left woman dead, teen injured
A 16-year-old girl arrested in connection with a deadly double stabbing in Boston over the weekend will face a judge Monday.
A 16-year-old girl arrested in connection with a deadly double stabbing in Boston over the weekend is facing a judge Monday.
The suspect will be arraigned in the West Roxbury Municipal Court on charges of murder in the stabbing attack that left a 21-year-old woman dead and a 17-year-old girl seriously hurt on Saturday afternoon, police told Boston 25 News.
Police responded to a report of a stabbing in the city's Jamaica Plain neighborhood after two victims entered the department's District 13 headquarters.
The victims were taken to separate hospitals. The 21-year-old later died from her injuries. The 17-year-old is expected to survive.
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Each victim suffered multiple stab wounds, an ongoing investigation revealed.
"Anytime somebody that young does something at 16 it really is a sad day for the whole community," a neighborhood resident told Boston 25. "I just wish that we could get more resources in the community to help people process their emotions in more constructive ways."
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The girl will be charged in regular, not juvenile session, due to state law for arraignments for 14 to 17 year olds charged with murder.
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