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Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Milwaukee stabbing incident
2. Folding knife assault in Milwaukee
A 73-year-old man from Milwaukee, Lugene Mitchell, has been charged with substantial battery after allegedly stabbing a person at a bus stop on April 5. The victim reported being stabbed in the stomach after making a comment about Mitchell’s loud music. Mitchell was later identified by the victim and arrested on May 2. He admitted to the crime, stating that the victim was crowding his space. Mitchell appeared in Milwaukee County court on May 6, where a cash bond of $2,000 was set. Stay updated with the latest news by signing up for daily headlines from FOX6 News.
1. Milwaukee assault: suspect brandished folding knife in altercation
2. Man arrested for pulling knife on victim in Milwaukee stabbing incident
MILWAUKEE MAN ARRESTED FOR STABBING INCIDENT AT BUS STOP
A 73-year-old man from Milwaukee, identified as Lugene Mitchell, has been accused of stabbing another individual at a bus stop. Mitchell is currently facing a charge of substantial battery.
The incident took place at the bus stop located at 27th and Wisconsin in Milwaukee. On Friday, April 5, Milwaukee police received a call regarding a stabbing at this location.
Upon arriving at the scene, officers and Milwaukee firefighters found the victim, who had been stabbed in the stomach. The victim reported that the altercation occurred when he commented on the loud music being played by the alleged stabber at the bus stop.
According to the victim’s statement to investigators, Mitchell became aggressive when the victim mentioned the loud music. Mitchell then took out a folding knife from a black and gray box and used it to stab the victim in the stomach before fleeing the scene on the purple line.
Following the incident, police conducted a search for the suspect at the same bus stop on Thursday, May 2. They apprehended Mitchell, who was positively identified by the victim. A silver folding knife was found in Mitchell’s possession at the time of his arrest.
During questioning, Mitchell admitted to stabbing the victim, claiming that he felt the victim was invading his personal space. He expressed remorse for his actions and acknowledged that what he did was wrong.
Lugene Mitchell made his initial court appearance in Milwaukee County on Monday, May 6, where a cash bond of $2,000 was set for his release.
