A 14-year-old girl was stabbed several times by her younger brother in their Queens home Friday night, law enforcement sources said.
A 14-year-old girl was stabbed several times by her younger brother in their Queens home Saturday night, law enforcement sources said.
The teenager suffered “multiple stab wounds to the body” around 7 p.m. at the 111th Avenue and 156th Street house in Jamaica, the NYPD confirmed.A neighbor said the family kept to themselves.His age is not yet clear, and it was also not clear what, if any, charges he would face. The troubled family had moved to the south Queens neighborhood a few years ago, a neighbor told The Post.The neighbor — who did not share her name — said the family kept to themselves but seemed to get along.“I think it’s horrible. I was praying for the family. I was saying I hope everyone is ok there.”
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