A woman was flown to a hospital Tuesday night after she was stabbed at a home on South Main Street in Georgetown, and a juvenile has been arrested in the attack, Georgetown police said, according to WCPO.
Officers were called to the South Main Street home at about 9:45 p.m. Tuesday, November 10, WCPO reported. The woman was flown by medical helicopter to a hospital for treatment. Police have not released her name, her age, or her condition, and no update on her condition was available Wednesday morning.
A juvenile was taken into custody in connection with the stabbing, police told WCPO. WLWT and Local 12 in Cincinnati also reported the arrest, with Local 12 reporting that the woman was airlifted from the scene. Police have not released the juvenile’s name or said what charges, if any, have been filed, and they have not said what led to the stabbing.
Georgetown is the county seat of Brown County in Southwest Ohio, about 40 miles southeast of Cincinnati. The stabbing happened on the village’s main street, in a residential stretch of South Main Street.
Investigators have released few details so far. Police have not said whether the woman and the juvenile knew each other, whether anyone else was in the home at the time, or where the woman was flown for treatment. The investigation is ongoing.
Any charges against the juvenile would be handled through Brown County’s juvenile court. NewsForce247 will update this story as soon as police release the woman’s condition and any further details about the arrest.
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