Suspect in stabbing incident still at large
SMITHVILLE – The Chenango County Sheriff’s Department is still looking for a man who stabbed his bother during an argument on Oct. 9 in Smithville. Terry L. Sturdevant Jr., 19, is wanted by the sheriff’s department for allegedly stabbing his brother in the lower back and then fleeing the scene when police arrived.
“We’re pretty sure he fled to the Pennsylvania area. We’ve been in contact with the Pennsylvania authorities, but so far they haven’t turned up anything,” Lt. James E. Lloyd said. Police suspect Sturdevant quickly fled the county after the altercation and has remained in Pennsylvania since.
The stabbing took place in the Town of Smithville. The victim was treated by Greene EMS at the scene and was taken to Wilson Hospital, where he was later released.
The two brothers were having a heated dispute that erupted into physical violence, and during the altercation Sturdevant Jr. allegedly grabbed a kitchen knife and stabbed his brother in the back. The victim left the residence and called 911.
The New York State Troopers and sheriff’s deputies responded to the call. Upon arrival at the scene, police said Sturdevant Jr. fled from the house into a nearby wooded area. Police conducted a search around the home but did not locate the suspect. An arrest warrant for 2nd degree assault, a felony, has been issued for Sturdevant Jr. “He’s a local resident, his life is here and he’ll probably turn up sooner or later,” said Lloyd.
Anyone with information about the possible location of Terry L. Sturdevant Jr. is asked to contact the Chenango County Sheriff’s Department at 334-2000, extension 1.
“We’re pretty sure he fled to the Pennsylvania area. We’ve been in contact with the Pennsylvania authorities, but so far they haven’t turned up anything,” Lt. James E. Lloyd said. Police suspect Sturdevant quickly fled the county after the altercation and has remained in Pennsylvania since.
The stabbing took place in the Town of Smithville. The victim was treated by Greene EMS at the scene and was taken to Wilson Hospital, where he was later released.
The two brothers were having a heated dispute that erupted into physical violence, and during the altercation Sturdevant Jr. allegedly grabbed a kitchen knife and stabbed his brother in the back. The victim left the residence and called 911.
The New York State Troopers and sheriff’s deputies responded to the call. Upon arrival at the scene, police said Sturdevant Jr. fled from the house into a nearby wooded area. Police conducted a search around the home but did not locate the suspect. An arrest warrant for 2nd degree assault, a felony, has been issued for Sturdevant Jr. “He’s a local resident, his life is here and he’ll probably turn up sooner or later,” said Lloyd.
Anyone with information about the possible location of Terry L. Sturdevant Jr. is asked to contact the Chenango County Sheriff’s Department at 334-2000, extension 1.
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