Kierianna Long

Two sisters, Brianna and Kierianna Long, allegedly stabbed a Detroit restaurant worker after receiving a wrong food order, leading to assault charges. Brianna, who was nine months pregnant at the time and gave birth four days before the arraignment, claimed innocence, with her defense arguing the worker insulted them and threw items first.

Two sisters, Brianna and Kierianna Long, allegedly stabbed a restaurant worker in Detroit after receiving the wrong food order. The incident involved assault with a dangerous weapon, hot grease, and thrown objects. Brianna Long, who was nine months pregnant during the attack, was given a $25,000 bond, while her sister received a $100,000 bond.

Two sisters, including one who was nine months pregnant, allegedly stabbed a restaurant worker in Detroit after receiving the wrong food order. They were charged with assault with intent to murder and other offenses, and both were granted cash bonds. The pregnant sister gave birth four days before her arraignment and claimed innocence in court.

Two Detroit sisters, Brianna and Kierianna Long, are accused of attacking a 23-year-old restaurant employee during a dispute over a wrong food order. Prosecutors allege they threw items, chased the employee, and stabbed her, leading to hospitalization. Both pleaded not guilty, with defense attorneys disputing the allegations.

Two sisters, Brianna and Kierianna Long, faced assault charges after allegedly stabbing a restaurant worker in Detroit following a dispute over a wrong food order. Prosecutors stated the sisters chased the worker, threw objects, and used a knife during the altercation, leading to the worker's hospitalization.