Oakwood University student Dameesha Norice Macklin, 25, of Houston, Texas, was arrested and charged with first-degree assault after a campus stabbing injured another student early Sunday morning, WAFF reported. The altercation occurred at approximately 2 a.m., according to a university statement.
Campus Stabbing and Arrest Details
The Huntsville Police Department’s Violent Crimes Unit determined that Macklin used a knife to assault the victim during an altercation on the Oakwood University campus. Following the incident, officers arrested Macklin and booked her into the Madison County Jail on a first-degree assault charge. The injured student was transported to the hospital and is listed in stable condition, university officials stated.
University Response and Support Services
Oakwood University administration announced that campus support services are available through the Chaplain’s Office and the A Touch of Peace Counseling Office. University leadership addressed the community regarding the violence. We are saddened to learn about this unfortunate incident,
university officials said in a statement. School leadership met with both students involved, visited the injured student at the hospital, and spoke with the student’s mother to provide ongoing support during the recovery process.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Oakwood University Incident
What charges does Dameesha Norice Macklin face?
Macklin is charged with first-degree assault following the Sunday morning incident on campus, according to the Huntsville Police Department.
When did the altercation occur?
The incident took place around 2 a.m. on Sunday, according to official statements released by Oakwood University.
What is the current condition of the victim?
The injured student was taken to the hospital and is reported to be in stable condition, according to university reports.
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