Woman Allegedly Stabs Sister Over Usage of Shared Car
- 11 years ago
A 23-year-old woman in Maryland, Veronica Christina Victoriano was recently arrested after she allegedly stabbed her own sister over the use of a vehicle.
Sibling rivalry usually prevails during the early stages of childhood. However it can sometimes continue into adulthood.
A 23-year-old woman in Maryland, Veronica Christina Victoriano was recently arrested after she allegedly stabbed her own sister over the use of a vehicle. The incident happened at roughly 11:15 p.m.
Police arrived on scene and spoke to the 22-year-old victim. She told officers that a dispute broke out between herself and older sister over the use of a shared car.
At some point, the verbal fight escalated and Victoriano took out a knife and stabbed her own sibling with it. The suspect fled the scene after the stabbing, but she was later found on a nearby street and arrested.
Victoriano is now facing charges of first and second-degree reckless endangerment and assault. The victim was stabbed in her lower extremity.
She was immediately transported to Baltimore Washington Medical Center but thankfully her injuries were reported to be non-life threatening.
Sibling rivalry usually prevails during the early stages of childhood. However it can sometimes continue into adulthood.
A 23-year-old woman in Maryland, Veronica Christina Victoriano was recently arrested after she allegedly stabbed her own sister over the use of a vehicle. The incident happened at roughly 11:15 p.m.
Police arrived on scene and spoke to the 22-year-old victim. She told officers that a dispute broke out between herself and older sister over the use of a shared car.
At some point, the verbal fight escalated and Victoriano took out a knife and stabbed her own sibling with it. The suspect fled the scene after the stabbing, but she was later found on a nearby street and arrested.
Victoriano is now facing charges of first and second-degree reckless endangerment and assault. The victim was stabbed in her lower extremity.
She was immediately transported to Baltimore Washington Medical Center but thankfully her injuries were reported to be non-life threatening.