A street altercation in downtown Winston-Salem, North Carolina, escalated into a stabbing on Sunday, resulting in the arrest of a 20-year-old local woman on multiple criminal charges, according to law enforcement officials.
Nautica Regina Davis was taken into custody following a violent confrontation along the 200 block of West Fourth Street. Investigators allege that Davis produced a pocketknife during the brawl and stabbed another individual, inflicting severe injuries upon the victim.
Arrest warrants detail a chaotic public scene in which Davis and the victim exchanged closed-fist punches in full view of bystanders. Officers subsequently charged Davis with simple affray for creating “the terror and disturbance of other citizens,” as well as disorderly conduct for “intentionally causing a public disturbance.”
Authorities further charged Davis with carrying a concealed weapon. She also faces a primary charge of felony assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury.
Law enforcement officials booked Davis following her arrest. Winston-Salem police have not disclosed the circumstances that initiated the confrontation, nor have they released the identity or current condition of the victim.
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