Frederick, Md. — A man from Washington County is facing numerous charges, including murder, after a deadly stabbing incident left one woman dead and two others injured. Authorities have taken 44-year-old Terrance Jermain Oney of Williamsport into custody as they continue their investigation into the events that unfolded.
On January 26, Frederick police responded to a call in the 1200 block of Danielle Drive. Upon arrival, officers discovered three individuals suffering from stab wounds inside a residence. Emergency responders attempted to render aid, but Tia Channelle Holland, 44, of Frederick, was pronounced dead at the scene.
The two other victims included a juvenile, whose identity has not been released. They sustained serious injuries and have since been taken to a local hospital for treatment. The severity of their conditions has not been disclosed, but authorities have indicated that they are being closely monitored.
Police have charged Oney with a range of offenses, including first-degree murder, second-degree murder, and multiple counts of attempted murder and first-degree assault. The investigation remains active, with detectives gathering evidence and interviewing potential witnesses.
Officials are urging anyone with information that could assist in the investigation to come forward. Tips can be submitted directly to the Frederick Police Department at (240) 549-4450 or via email. An anonymous tip line is also available for those wishing to provide information confidentially.
The community is reeling from this violent incident, sparking conversations about safety and the impact of domestic violence. Local advocacy groups are urging residents to seek help and resources when facing situations of domestic abuse, emphasizing that no one should feel they have to endure violence in silence.
As the case unfolds, police are expected to release further details. Meanwhile, Oney remains in custody as the legal process progresses, and the community mourns the loss of Holland and supports the recovery of the injured victims.