(CBS DETROIT) – A woman is facing several charges after allegedly stabbing her husband with a sword in Detroit.
It happened early Sunday morning at the couple’s home on Montrose Street.
READ MORE: Eviction Moratorium Update: Without An Extension, What Happens To Renters After July 31?The Wayne County Prosecutor’s office says Reanetta Moore, 44, and her husband, Robert Joiner, 35, got into an argument in their home that later escalated with Moore grabbing a sword stabbing her husband.
Credit: Detroit Police Department
Moore cut her husband several times and according to police, Joiner was found by police lying in a pool of blood. Police say Joiner had wounds in his side and back. He was transported to a local hospital for his injuries.
Police arrested Moore at the scene and she was charged with assault with intent to murder, assault with intent to do great bodily harm, felonious assault and aggravated assault.
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