Harlem Stabbing: Son Charged With Father’s Murder

He was hurried to Harlem Hospital, where he was positioned in a clinically induced coma and went through a surgical treatment that lasted numerous hours for a torn artery in his neck, according to a Manhattan assistant district attorney.

Hospitalization and Charges

Oliphant was jailed and charged with attempted murder and felony attack, according to the first problem. He was purchased to be held on $100,000 cash money bail or $200,000 bond throughout a July 22 accusation on those fees, district attorneys stated.

The gravely damaged male managed to stumble out of the home, down the corridor, into a lift, through the entrance hall and finally onto the walkway– leaving a route of blood, district attorneys stated in court.

Victim’s Last Moments

The older man– that was not promptly identified by police– passed away several days after he was stabbed by his 24-year-old boy Lamont Oliphant around 11:45 p.m. July 20 inside an apartment or condo within NYCHA’s Rangel Houses on Harlem River Drive near Frederick Douglass Boulevard, authorities claimed.

Regarding an hour-and-a-half after the knifing, Oliphant– that was clutching a knife in his hands and had actually dried blood on his leg– brazenly approached cops standing outside the structure and said he was trying to get back to his home, district attorneys said.