He stabbed his sister in the neck during a fight over a shower

• Cynthia Pierre Stabbed Her Sister
• Arrested After Attack
• Family Dispute Ends in Tragedy

A disagreement between two sisters over bathroom use tragically escalated when one of them grabbed a knife and attacked the other.

The altercation between Cynthia Pierre, 20, and her younger sister, whose identity was not disclosed, was reported at 2:30 PM in Florida.

The situation had spiraled out of control, and the younger Pierre sister urgently needed medical attention.

The victim frantically called 911 for help.

Cynthia Pierre Stabbed Her Sister

The younger sister was taking an afternoon shower when she felt Cynthia violently enter the bathroom.

After the yelling came the blows and struggle that forced the younger sister out of the shower, she told the police.

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The victim ran through the house and grabbed a knife from the kitchen to presumably defend herself, but her plans failed.

Apparently, her older sister disarmed her and allegedly stabbed her in the neck and arms with the same weapon, according to the official report.

The Miami-Dade Police Department responded to the 2100 block of NE 163rd Street, just east of Interstate 95.

The officers confirmed the situation and coordinated the victim’s transportation.

Miami-Dade firefighters transported the victim to HCA Florida Aventura Hospital, where her condition is currently unknown.

Inside the house, the main suspect of the attack remained and was detained.

At the Miami-Dade Police station, Cynthia Pierre vehemently denied attacking her sister.

Although the reasons were not detailed, officers informed Pierre that she was under arrest.

Hours later, her entry was logged at the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center.

According to records, the suspect was charged with aggravated child abuse causing severe bodily injury.

Family Dispute Ends in Tragedy

The condition of her sister is still unknown, and officers await her recovery for questioning.

During her initial court appearance, the judge granted conditional release.

To return home, Cynthia Pierre must pay a bail of $7,500.

As of now, no further measures against the accused have been established, and no date has been set for her next hearing.

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