RIDGE, Md. – The St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office responded to a stabbing incident on Sunday night at around 11:39 pm. The incident occurred in the 13300 block of Point Lookout Road in Ridge.
According to the investigation conducted by the deputies, the altercation between two individuals turned violent, leading to one person being stabbed in the arm.
The victim was immediately transported to a nearby hospital for medical attention.
The suspect in the case has been identified as Andrea Webb, a 54-year-old resident of Ridge. She allegedly retrieved a steak knife during the argument and used it to stab the victim. Webb has been charged with First and Second-Degree Assault.
The next day on February 27, Webb was released on personal recognizance.
The St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s continues to investigate the incident.
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Wow, Maryland has the absolute worst court system in the world
Wow!!!! So in St. Mary’s you can try to kill someone and they just let you go home afterwards smdh!!!!
Crickets in here…
And if she was black…?
Md. Don’t care about the victims. Keep voting democrats
This appears to be a domestic violence issue. If so, I could see release with a GPS tracker, but not PR.
With every story like this, all the lazy complainers but down their PBRs and feel compelled to comment–anonymously of course. I wonder if any of them have 1. ever voted and 2. ever contacted their county commissioners and state representatives to inquire about why these people are released when such serious charges are pending against them?
You have never done number 2, guaranteed!!!! Another hypocritical response!!!
Who was the commissioner or judge that released her? Please start naming names in these stories.
Agreed. We need transparency in government.