FRASER, Mich. – Three children have been charged as adults after one teenager was fatally stabbed and two were injured in Fraser.
According to officials, all three victims were taken to a local hospital when police got to the scene. The 14-year-old died from his injuries.
The stabbing occurred around 4:30 p.m. on Sept. 13 near two schools Fraser High School and Richards Middle School. The two schools went into lockdown briefly on Sept. 13 as a precaution due to the incident.
Below are the charges each individual received:
Juvenile #1
- Count 1: Felony Murder (a life felony)
- Count 2: Assault With Intent to Murder (a life felony)
- Count 3: Assault With Intent to Murder (a life felony)
- Count 4: Home Invasion 1st (a 20-year felony)
Juvenile #2
- Count 1: Felony Murder (a life felony)
- Count 2: Home Invasion 1st (a 20-year felony)
- Count 3: Assault & Battery (a 93-day misdemeanor)
- Count 4: Assault & Battery (a 93-day misdemeanor)
Juvenile #3
- Count 1: Felony Murder (a life felony)
- Count 2: Home Invasion 1st (a 20-year felony)
- Count 3: Assault & Battery (a 93-day misdemeanor)
- Count 4: Assault & Battery (a 93-day misdemeanor)
“This tragedy forever changed the lives of the families involved,” Macomb County Prosecutor Peter J. Lucido wrote in a news release. “We seek justice for the victims and ask that their privacy be respected.”
All three children are scheduled for a probable cause conference on Sept. 28 at 8:30 a.m. and a preliminary examination on Oct. 5 at 8:30 a.m.
The children are being held with no bond.
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