After conducting several interviews, authorities concluded that the assault was the result of a domestic dispute between the woman and her fiancé.
GLYNN COUNTY, Ga. — A woman faces charges after allegedly attacking and stabbing her fiancé in a hotel room on Tuesday night, as reported by the Glynn County Police Department.
According to GCPD, officers were dispatched to the America’s Best Value Inn & Suites following a call about a stabbing incident. Upon arrival, law enforcement discovered a man who had sustained a stab wound to his back. He was promptly taken to a nearby hospital for treatment, where officials noted his injuries were not life-threatening.
Surveillance footage revealed the injured man exiting the hotel room, followed closely by a woman, later identified as 34-year-old Leticia Nottingham, who then left the vicinity. Police identified Nottingham as the man’s fiancé.
Authorities quickly located Nottingham and conducted an interview regarding the events of the evening. After thorough questioning, GCPD determined that the altercation was rooted in a domestic conflict between Nottingham and the victim.
Subsequently, Nottingham was taken into custody and faces charges of aggravated assault, in addition to carrying a firearm or knife during the execution of certain felonies.
ON YOUR SIDE
If you or someone you know needs help in a domestic violence situation, Hubbard House has a 24-hour hotline and text line. The hotline number is 904-354-3114, and the text line number is 904-210-3698.
Survivors can also make an appointment or walk into the Hubbard House Outreach Center at 6629 Beach Blvd., Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. All Hubbard House services are free and confidential.
The Florida Domestic Violence hotline is 800-500-1119, and you can find local services here. In Georgia, you can call 800-344-28-36 and find services here.
