A Chicago security guard was stabbed multiple times by a female customer after he told her to wear a mask in the store.
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The Chicago Police Department said 18-year-old Jayla Hill and Jessica Hill,21, were visiting a Snipes sneaker and clothing store in West Chicago around 6 p.m. Sunday when one of its security guards told the pair to wear a mask. They started arguing with each other when Jayla punched him in the chest and grabbed him by the hair as reported by The Chicago Sun-Times.
Shortly after, Jayla pinned the 32-year-old victim to the ground as Jessica stabbed him in the neck, head, and back multiple times with a knife. Emergency medics transported him to Mount Sinai Hospital and said he was in critical condition.
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The sisters received treatment at St. Anthony Hospital for minor lacerations and were later charged with attempted murder. They were also denied bail during their court appearance on Tuesday and their attorney argued that they acted in self-defense during the argument with the security guard. A follow-up court date was scheduled for November 4th.