The attack started inside an apartment in Irvington early Sunday, police said.
A man charged with stabbing his girlfriend to death early Sunday in Irvington walked a half-mile covered in blood to surrender at a Newark police station, authorities said.Denzel Dozier, 33, of East Orange, is charged with murder and weapons offenses. His public defender did not return a request for comment on Wednesday.
Dozier showed up covered in blood Newark police’s Fourth Precinct offices while Irvington investigators were investigating the crime scene around 4 a.m., according to court documents filed by police. The attack began inside an apartment in the 100 block of 21st Street and continued outside, police said.
Major was stabbed at the entryway at the bottom of a staircase, police said. Dozier stomped on her head before leaving the scene, police said.The woman’s mother told investigators she witnessed parts of the attack after being awakened by a noise in the living room, authorities said.Pair indicted for killing N.J. man who was found dead 100 miles from homeIf you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.
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