A stabbing investigation in Texarkana, Arkansas led to multiple felony arrests after officers discovered drugs and firearms inside a home.
A stabbing investigation in Texarkana, Arkansas led to multiple felony arrests after officers discovered drugs and firearms inside a home.
Police responded Friday morning to the 2600 block of Short Kniffen Street after a stabbing victim arrived at a local hospital. Believing another victim was still inside, officers entered the home and arrested 32-year-old Briuana Soloman on a first-degree battery charge. Another occupant, 32-year-old Trevon Ford, was also arrested on outstanding warrants.
A search warrant later uncovered narcotics and two firearms inside the home. Both Soloman and Ford now face multiple felony drug and weapons charges, including simultaneous possession of drugs and firearms. Soloman also faces additional charges of first-degree battery and first-degree terroristic threatening. The investigation remains ongoing.
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