A 17-year-old student was stabbed multiple times outside El Puente Academy for Peace and Justice at 250 Hooper Street in Williamsburg on Tuesday afternoon, according to a source. The attack unfolded in broad daylight just steps from the school’s entrance and prompted an emergency medical response.
Emergency response
As reported by PIX11, an FDNY spokesperson said EMS units responded to 250 Hooper Street for a reported non-critical injury. The FDNY did not confirm the victim’s age or condition. According to the outlet, a source identified the victim as a 17-year-old student who had been stabbed multiple times outside the campus.
The school
El Puente Academy for Peace and Justice is a small public high school at 250 Hooper Street in Williamsburg serving grades 9–12. According to the NYC Department of Education school profile, the academy emphasizes civic engagement and community partnerships and operates as an alternative high school in District 14.
Investigation details scarce
PIX11 described the stabbing as taking place in the middle of the afternoon and reported that, at the time of publication, local officials had not released any information about a suspect or possible motive. FDNY’s involvement, according to the outlet, was limited to confirming that EMS treated a reported non-critical injury at the scene.
What to watch
More information may come from the NYPD or school officials as the investigation continues, including any word on potential arrests and the student’s condition. This story will be updated if authorities release additional details.
