17-year-old student stabbed on the way to school in the Bronx
In the Bronx area of New York, a 17-year-old student heading to school was attacked by three suspects; police are searching for the fleeing assailants.
In the Bronx district of New York, USA, a 17‑year‑old student was stabbed while heading to school on Monday morning. The incident occurred near East 172nd Street and Sheridan Avenue around 09:30, at the William H. Taft High School complex. Police said the attack took place just outside the school complex.
Three Suspects Approached
According to police information, the student was stopped by three suspects while walking toward school. One of the suspects punched the young man in the face. Another suspect stabbed the student once in the waist with a knife. After the attack, the three suspects fled the scene.
Condition of the Injured Student
After the attack, medical teams were dispatched to the scene. While the injured student was taken to the hospital, police reported that the young man was not in life‑threatening condition and was expected to recover from the assault.
Police Are Searching for Suspects
The NYPD urged anyone with information about the attack to come forward. Tips can be reported via the Crime Stoppers line at 1‑800‑577‑TIPS (8477), and for Spanish speakers at 1‑888‑57‑PISTA (74782). Officials said the tips would remain confidential.
Gun Alarm at Another School on the Same Day
In New York, a security incident also occurred at a different school on the same day. At Curtis High School in Staten Island, police were called after a report that a weapon was found in a student's backpack around 10:20 a.m. The 18‑year‑old student was taken into custody. School officials said that during the search by security staff, the weapon was found in the student's backpack.
According to information relayed by ABC7 New York, the weapon found at Curtis High School had live rounds in its magazine. Police said the 18‑year‑old student had been fighting another student, and the weapon was uncovered during the intervention of school security staff. It was reported that no student or school employee was injured.
Security Statement from Officials
The New York City Department of Education stated that there is no place for weapons in schools, and said the incident at Curtis High School was swiftly brought under control by school security staff. It was reported that the NYPD was notified immediately after the weapon was found.
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