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On Tuesday morning around 4:30 AM, Northlake Police were called to a house on Daylily Drive after a 34-year-old man reported being stabbed by his wife. Upon arrival, police found Holly Flores, 37, who allegedly attacked her husband and their two young children with a knife. The victims included the 34-year-old man with a stab wound to his head and their son aged 10 months and daughter aged three years, both injured in their chests. All four family members were taken to the hospital, where they are expected to survive according to Northlake Police Chief Robert Crawford during a press conference. The incident has deeply affected the community; Chief Crawford expressed that such traumatic events are rare and heartbreaking for everyone involved.
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A Texas mother of two is now facing attempted murder charges after she allegedly attacked her husband and young children with a knife before sunrise.
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Police were first alerted when a 34-year-old man placed a 911 call at 4.30am, claiming he had been stabbed by his wife.
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First responders arrived at the home in the 1200 block of Daylily Drive, and quickly detained Holly Flores, 37, after they discovered her husband, 34, with a stab wound to the head.
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Officers also found a three-year-old girl and a 10-month-old boy in the home, both with stab wounds to the chest.
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Flores, her husband and their two children were all rushed to the hospital.
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'Very, very heartbreaking when we have to respond to a traumatic event such as this,' Northlake Police Chief Robert Crawford said during a Tuesday press conference.
'Just prayers for the family and for our officers as well.
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You know, most people don't see tragedies like this in a lifetime.'
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Police were first alerted when a 34-year-old man placed a 911 call at 4.30am, claiming he had been stabbed by his wife.
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Responders also found a three-year-old girl and a 10-month old boy in the home, both with stab wounds to the chest.
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Holly Flores, 37, has been taken into custody and charged with attempted capital murder
Flores has since been released from the hospital and is now in custody at Denton County Jail.
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She is charged with attempted capital murder and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
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The husband and children are still hospitalized with family by their side, Northlake Police Chief Robert Crawford said during a Tuesday press conference.
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While the severity of their injuries is unclear, Crawford said they are all expected to survive.
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'I don't believe they're life-threatening.
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They're still in hospital for observation, but I believe they are going to be okay,' Crawford said to reporters on Tuesday.
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Crawford also said that Flores has not given arresting officers any information about the incident.
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'She's more just in a, um, a stare, just not really saying a whole lot,' Crawford said.
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