Published on July 25, 2024, 12:32 am

In a shocking breaking news event, a person identifying as female, known as Michell Silva Perez aged 34, reportedly stabbed a worker at a homeless shelter in Greenville, North Carolina on July 18. The disturbing incident was revealed by the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office which referred to Perez as a woman and stated that she refused to leave an establishment designated for women and children at around 11 a.m.

The real news report describes how an argument with the unidentified employee escalated into violence, causing disruption within the shelter. That resulted in Perez allegedly attacking the worker physically, forcing her onto the ground and proceeding to stab her stomach with what appeared to be a sharp weapon. This gruesome act ended with internal organs of the victim being horrifically exposed.

Details surrounding the nature of this weapon soon surfaced when The Post and Courier described it as “a sword” in an arrest warrant statement regarding this troubling case. These details were verified further by Lt. Ryan Flood, spokesperson for GCSO, who subsequently shed light on how the victim’s condition is yet unknown but confirmed her immediate transportation to a local hospital for emergency surgery.

Perez has been arrested promptly based on credible evidence attributed specifically to her actions. The charges include attempted murder and possession of a weapon during violent crime commission. Following this event unraveling into trusted news within media outlets, representatives found out about Perez’s transgender status only after this shocking incident took place at their facility.

An official representative of the shelter further stated from their Christian worldview that these allegations against one of their former guests being transgender did not influence their decision towards assistance or cause towards their eviction from their premises. Their top priority remains rooted in ensuring safety for both staff members and current users relying heavily on their services while continuing close cooperation with authorities on this ongoing investigation.

Beforehand though, according to information released by official sources at Miracle Hill Ministries managing four shelters within Greenville area overlooks governance over Shepard’s Gate on Regency Hill Drive. This particular shelter is exclusively catered for women and children from which Perez was evicted previously due to a violation of facility guidelines.

Further development into this matter by the Courier revealed that Perez, while currently undergoing transitioning, was being isolated within Greenville County jail, but among males. Further details about the process remain undisclosed, adding another layer of complexity to this incident.