Two Arrested After Violent Stabbing in Moreau Boat Launch Parking Lot

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Two Capital Region residents, Tiffany L. Cary of Queensbury and Stanley L. Whitted of Lake George, have been arrested and charged with Assault 2nd after a stabbing incident in the town of Moreau, New York. The victim, a man, was seriously injured with stab wounds to the chest and face and was also struck by a vehicle during the altercation at a boat launch parking lot. The injured man fled to a nearby residence on Bluebird Road where police were called.

Why it matters

Violent crimes like stabbings are concerning for the local community and raise questions about public safety, especially in popular outdoor recreation areas like boat launches. The arrests of the two suspects highlight the swift response and investigation by New York State Police.

The details

According to the police report, the stabbing occurred just before 3pm on Monday, April 6th at the boat launch parking lot on Nolan Road in Moreau. The injured man was found at a residence on Bluebird Road and transported to Albany Medical Center for treatment of his stab wounds to the chest and face, as well as injuries from being struck by a vehicle. Police later located the two suspects, Tiffany L. Cary and Stanley L. Whitted, at a residence on Cherry Street in Hudson Falls and arrested them on Assault 2nd charges.

• The incident occurred just before 3pm on Monday, April 6th.
• The injured man was found at a residence on Bluebird Road shortly after the attack.

What’s next

The two suspects, Tiffany L. Cary and Stanley L. Whitted, were arraigned in Moreau Town Court, where Whitted was remanded to the Saratoga County Correctional Facility without bail, and Cary was remanded in lieu of $1,000 cash, $2,000 bond, or a $10,000 partially secured bond.