Arlington stabbing suspect scheduled to appear in court on Thursday
Arlington high school junior, 16-year-old Quraan Smith, was stabbed and killed during a fight after a home football game last Friday.
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Sep 21, 2021, 11:11 AM
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2ds agoThe suspect in a deadly stabbing at a high school
football game in Dutchess County is set to face a judge in a matter of days.
Arlington high school
junior, 16-year-old Quraan Smith, was stabbed and killed during a fight
after a home football game last Friday.
Nestor Ortiz-Ocampo, 18, of Poughkeepsie, is now facing a
first-degree manslaughter charge.
He is scheduled to be back
in Lagrange town court Thursday afternoon.
Authorities are still
working to determine what led up to the incident.
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