DETROIT (FOX 2) - A 34-year-old woman was arraigned Tuesday on attempted murder charges for a violent stabbing incident that happened on I-96 last month.
Jasmyn Bailey of Detroit appeared in court following the road rage incident that happened at the end of November. The stabbing happened shortly before 3 p.m. and prompted a freeway closure in the westbound lanes in the area of the Southfield Freeway.
Police said the road rage incident was sparked by a prior incident on the freeway.
Bailey had rear-ended the victim's vehicle before the two pulled over. An argument ensued outside the vehicles before it got physical. After the stabbing, Bailey sped off while the victim was found "bleeding profusely" from her left arm, state police said.
Troopers applied a tourniquet on the victim's upper left arm, which slowed the bleeding.
State police: Road rage stabbing caused I-96 closure, suspect fled scene
The suspect stabbed her and sped off in a Nissan or Toyota sedan, possibly light blue or green, driven by a Black woman.
Nearly two weeks later, Bailey was arrested and charged.
"This was great work by the Metro South troops and detectives by using technology and good police work to solve this case with little information from the original scene," said Lt. Mike Shaw. "I am proud of their continued effort to bring this suspect to justice."
Bailey is charged with three felonies: assault with intent to murder, assault with intent to cause great bodily harm, and felonious assault. Her bond was set at $100,000 no 10%.