My friend asks for prayers for her son

I have permission to put this article here in my journal from one of the people who were hurt during this. her son is Joesph Jacoby. She asks for prayers for her son. He may lose his muscle in his forearm and 2 fingers on same arm due to this tragedy. He lost allot of blood and surgery took 2 hours to stop the bleeding. Sarah (joeys mom) is one of my very good friends. We use to go to bingo together, shopping and she comes over here sometimes to stay the weekend.

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Police charge Cinna. man, 19, in 4 stabbings

By LAURI SHEIBLEY
Burlington County Times

Police charge Cinna. man, 19, in 4 stabbings

DELANCO — Police charged a Cinnaminson man with attempted murder yesterday in connection with the stabbings of four people during an altercation on Hawk Island, police said.

Thomas J. Darmo, 19, of Adams Street was lodged in Burlington County Jail in Mount Holly yesterday with bail set at $500,000, according to the Delanco Police Department.

Police received a report of a stabbing on Hawk Island off Vine Street around 11:15 p.m. Monday, police said. When police responded, they found 10 people at the scene.

Four people had suffered stab wounds, police said.

Albert Overman, 21, of Edgewater Park was flown to Cooper University Hospital in Camden, according to a police news release.

Joseph Jacoby, 21, of Riverside and two juveniles from Delanco and Edgewater Park were taken to Lourdes Medical Center of Burlington County in Willingboro. Police said Jacoby was later transferred to Cooper University Hospital.

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None of the injuries was life threatening, police said.

Darmo was charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault, terroristic threats, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, and possession of a prohibited weapon, police said.

Delanco police and the Burlington County Prosecutor's Office yesterday were investigating the cause of the fight and the circumstancessurrounding the stabbings.

Anyone with information is asked to call Detective Don Nesbitt at (856) 461-0357.