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A 17-year-old girl and her 18-year-old boyfriend were charged with felony assault after a violent stabbing incident at Westchester Community College in New York. The attack left one victim with a collapsed lung, and footage showed students engaging in physical combat outside the David Swoope Student Center, with bloodshed visible on campus grounds. Both suspects are currently enrolled as students; the girl is being held at a juvenile detention facility while her boyfriend faces $25,000 cash bail or up to $100,000 bond before his next court appearance on October 2nd.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-09-17,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
On Wednesday afternoon, video footage captured a violent stabbing incident at Westchester Community College in Valhalla, Westchester County, involving three injured students and two arrests. Eyewitnesses reported seeing several students scuffling outside the David Swoope Student Center when one of them was seen bleeding profusely after being stabbed with a knife. The injuries included stab wounds to the back and head, leaving at least one victim hospitalized with a collapsed lung.
Police responded to a 911 call and later charged an 18-year-old male, Darryl Crawford, along with his 17-year-old girlfriend, both students of the college, with felony assault. The 17-year-old was held at Woodfield Cottage juvenile detention facility while Crawford was released on bond after being arraigned in Greenburgh Town Court on Thursday.
The violent altercation stemmed from an argument between Crawford and his girlfriend that escalated over a few days, leading to the campus incident that shocked fellow students and staff alike.
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A 17-year-old girl is among the two students charged in a wild brawl on a Westchester County college campus that left two people injured, authorities said Thursday.
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authorities → charge → people
The teen, who was not identified because of her age, and her boyfriend, 18-year-old Darryl Crawford, were charged with felony assault for the shocking caught-on-video scuffle at Westchester Community College Wednesday afternoon that left one victim with a collapsed lung, authorities said.
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authorities → identify → lung
Crawford allegedly got into a violent fight outside the David Swoope Student Center when he “did produce a knife in his left hand with the intent to case serious physical injury,” according to a criminal complaint.
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he → get → complaint
It is unclear if Crawford stabbed one of the victims, but he allegedly dropped the knife and his gal pal picked up the weapon to “stab the victim with the broken off blade” of the pocket knife, the complaint said.
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complaint → stab → knife
Both were arraigned on felony assault charges, with the teen now being held at the Woodfield Cottage juvenile detention facility and Crawford held at the county jail on $25,000 cash bail or a bond of up to $100,000 after being arraigned in Greenburgh Town Court on Thursday.
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Crawford → arraign → Thursday
Crawford, of Yonkers, and his girlfriend, who lives in Mount Vernon, are both enrolled students.
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who → live → Vernon
Disturbing video footage captured the melee, showing students throwing punches and kicks on the campus lawn, including one victim in a bloodied white t-shirt who falls to the grown in pain.
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who → capture → pain
“I was just on my way back to class and then we see a fight break out,” one student eyewitness said.
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eyewitness → see → class
“The two boys dropped to the floor, and there was just blood everywhere.
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boys → drop → floor
“I rushed to the boy that’s bleeding the most,” she said.
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she → rush → boy
“He was just bleeding out and somebody passed me a sweater and I’m just trying to stop the blood.
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I → bleed → blood
And the two that did it are just like running around.
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that → do → it
It’s insane.”
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It → ’ → ?
Police have not revealed what sparked the bloody brawl.
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what → reveal → brawl
Law enforcement sources said one of the victims is a former WCC student, but it is unclear if that played a role in the fight.
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that → say → fight
In a statement, Westchester Community College officials said county cops were leading the investigation “with the full cooperation and support” of the school.
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cops → say → school
“Our top priority is ensuring a safe and welcoming campus environment for students, faculty and staff,” the statement said.
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statement → ensure → students
“There was an incident on campus that has been resolved.”
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that → be → campus
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