A 13-year-old girl is due in court Tuesday for charges of stabbing an Oakland Township man in the chest with a screw driver. Police say the teen and three others stabbed 58-year-old James Coleman 12 times in the chest and abdomen at the Woodlands Mobile Home Estates last month, as they allegedly went through Coleman’s car. Police say the girl’s 16-year-old sister and two men in their 20’s were also involved. Coleman was treated for his injuries at the hospital then released home.
Thirteen-year-old in Oakland Township court for screwdriver stabbing
Dec 29, 2015 | 7:24 AM
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