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No story, bad reporting.
Within the link, there’s another link. This is the rest of the story:
Deputies arrested a teenage girl for attempted murder Wednesday afternoon in the Shadow Pines neighborhood of Canyon Country.
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“She was identified as a possible suspect,” said Lt. Ignacio Somoano of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station.
The 17-year-old girl is believed to be involved in a domestic violence incident that ended in a stabbing.
Deputies were on scene around 2 p.m. Wednesday, he said, setting up a containment around the 14500 block of Edgeview Place.
Deputies received information the girl was at that address and she was taken into custody after 2 p.m., according to Sheriff’s Station officials.
The suspect’s identity was not released because she was a minor.
Sue Roberts Hand, yes but that does not state whether it was a live in boyfriend, girlfriend; sibling, parent, aunt, uncle, cousin. All it states was a domestic violence. That could have been a parent’s roommate. Additionally, we have no idea if it was in self defense, maybe she was being abused. I am sure this will all come out, and I am sure when it does we will all have forgotten about it. It is terribly sad and I feel for her because she felt so angry, and alone, and now probably scared out of her mind. However, this was an exteremly poor written story
Who did she allegedly murder.
attempt to murder
Someone didn’t read the story.
I stand corrected. Thank you.
I read the story, and the story within that story… No mention of who it was or the relationship to her. Just that she is a suspect of attempted stabbing.
What an awesome town
Used to be a sleepy, boring town.
It used to be a town, now it’s just a destination.
Nice picture of the police station
If you look through the window, you can see the girl with the knife.
There is no story… no info… ???
Katie Sandoval what’s up with the shadow pines area?
Right?!! What’s this even about, I don’t see any content ??♀️
Free Lovely!!!
Free lovely!!
Free lovely):
What’s the real story?
Well that was a thoroughly ambiguous article, but good thing there’s a picture of the Sheriff Station, because…?♂️
I know the girl who was arrested for “attempted” murder. What happened exactly was her friend’s boyfriend went crazy. So she stabbed him for self defense. The other girl was ended up with bruises. It’s stupid how they are trying to make her sound bad.