Man charged in Riverside stabbing
By: Larissa Theodore, Times Staff
09/04/2007
NORTH SEWICKLEY TWP. - A 20-year-old North Sewickley Township man faces several charges after police said he stabbed a man Friday outside a football game at Riverside High School. Charges are pending against the second man as well, police said. Darrin Cooper McClean Jr. of 1650 Brighton Road was arraigned Friday on charges of aggravated assault, two counts of simple assault, and recklessly endangering another person. He was released from the Beaver County Jail on Saturday after posting bond. Jail personnel did not have bond information Tuesday.
Around 7:30 p.m. Friday, township police were called to the parking lot of Riverside High School for a reported stabbing, and found McClean and Brian D. Duray, 19, of Pine Run Road, Marion Township, in a field adjacent to the school. Police said Duray was bleeding from stab wounds, and about 70 yards away, McClean was lying on the ground with cuts on his head and left thumb. Police said the two, who had been friends, were arguing about a girl and the dispute turned physical. Acting Police Chief Larry Phillips said a maintenance man who saw the fight broke it up and left. But the men fought again, he said.
Duray, who police said has been trained in the Army in mixed martial arts and ground combat fighting, knocked McClean to the ground and began punching and kneeing him, in addition to choking him, police said.
McClean was on the ground when he pulled a fold-out pocket knife from his pants and stabbed Duray in both legs, police said. :biggrin:
McClean initially denied using the knife during the fight but later gave police a statement admitting to using it to stab Duray.
The knife was found in McClean's girlfriend's car, about 10 feet from where the fight took place. Police did not name the girlfriend. Duray was treated at Ellwood City Hospital. McClean refused treatment for his injuries, police said.
Larissa Theodore can be reached online at ltheodore@timesonline.com.
http://www.timesonline.com/site/news...d=478569&rfi=6
By: Larissa Theodore, Times Staff
09/04/2007
NORTH SEWICKLEY TWP. - A 20-year-old North Sewickley Township man faces several charges after police said he stabbed a man Friday outside a football game at Riverside High School. Charges are pending against the second man as well, police said. Darrin Cooper McClean Jr. of 1650 Brighton Road was arraigned Friday on charges of aggravated assault, two counts of simple assault, and recklessly endangering another person. He was released from the Beaver County Jail on Saturday after posting bond. Jail personnel did not have bond information Tuesday.
Around 7:30 p.m. Friday, township police were called to the parking lot of Riverside High School for a reported stabbing, and found McClean and Brian D. Duray, 19, of Pine Run Road, Marion Township, in a field adjacent to the school. Police said Duray was bleeding from stab wounds, and about 70 yards away, McClean was lying on the ground with cuts on his head and left thumb. Police said the two, who had been friends, were arguing about a girl and the dispute turned physical. Acting Police Chief Larry Phillips said a maintenance man who saw the fight broke it up and left. But the men fought again, he said.
Duray, who police said has been trained in the Army in mixed martial arts and ground combat fighting, knocked McClean to the ground and began punching and kneeing him, in addition to choking him, police said.
McClean was on the ground when he pulled a fold-out pocket knife from his pants and stabbed Duray in both legs, police said. :biggrin:
McClean initially denied using the knife during the fight but later gave police a statement admitting to using it to stab Duray.
The knife was found in McClean's girlfriend's car, about 10 feet from where the fight took place. Police did not name the girlfriend. Duray was treated at Ellwood City Hospital. McClean refused treatment for his injuries, police said.
Larissa Theodore can be reached online at ltheodore@timesonline.com.
http://www.timesonline.com/site/news...d=478569&rfi=6
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