SEATTLE (AP) — A 19-year-old woman is accused of stabbing another woman at an anger management class at Bellevue College.
The victim told police the 19-year-old complained about a video they were watching Saturday. When the victim said it was good and to give it a chance, the other woman swore at her. The two started talking trash.
Police say the 19-year-old came from two rows behind the victim to stab her. She suffered two puncture wounds to the right shoulder and one to the left arm. The attacker threatened to kill her and her family.
The suspect was escorted away by the teacher and arrested.
King County prosecutors charged Faribah F. Maradiaga on Tuesday with assault. She was held on $50,000 bail with arraignment set for Oct. 25 in Seattle.
