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   https://alphanews.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/my-post-2021-08   
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   Jewlese Maxine Floyd/Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office   
      
   A Minneapolis woman allegedly stabbed a man and was back on the streets to do   
   it again just 12 days later.   
      
   Jewlese Maxine Floyd was quickly taken into custody after knifing a man at a   
   light rail platform in Minneapolis on Aug. 5. After being released, she went   
   on to stab a 68-year-old woman “approximately 15 times” in a hospital   
   parking lot on Aug. 17,    
   per a criminal complaint.   
      
   Floyd has since been released on bail for a second time by Ramsey County   
   District Judge Richard Kyle. Her next court appearance is scheduled for Sept.   
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   Floyd’s first reported victim sustained injuries to his face after she   
   attacked him from behind with a knife. Metro Transit police found the man   
   bleeding at the Nicollet Avenue light rail station and arrested Floyd   
   immediately.   
      
   Her most recent alleged victim was waiting in her car outside Regions Hospital   
   at about 1:45 p.m. while her husband underwent a procedure inside. The victim   
   was not allowed into the building because of COVID-19 regulations.   
      
   As she waited, the victim was approached by Floyd who “mumbled something and   
   then began to stab her,” according to police. The victim sustained   
   “multiple stab wounds to her upper chest, abdomen and forearms,” according   
   to the criminal complaint.   
      
   “Medical records indicate that one of the stabs penetrated GMC’s abdominal   
   cavity,” reads the complaint. This wound warranted surgical treatment.   
   “The director of Regions Hospital trauma services reported to officers that   
   in his view, the    
   injuries suffered by GMC qualified as substantial bodily harm,” the document   
   continues.   
      
   A heroic bystander disarmed Floyd after she stabbed the elderly woman at the   
   hospital. This man later approached the responding officers and turned over   
   the weapon, explaining that he was at the hospital waiting to undergo an   
   operation, watched the    
   assault transpire and then followed Floyd, taking away her knife to prevent   
   further bloodshed.   
      
   Floyd is not the only Twin Cities criminal who was recently arrested, released   
   and went on to quickly reoffend. A man accused of 13 burglaries was freed   
   ahead of his trial and is now accused of perpetrating 18 more burglaries.   
      
   https://alphanews.org/arrested-for-stabbing-free-again/   
      
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