Stabbing at Tuggeranong college leaves student injured, two charged
A 16-year-old was stabbed at Lake Tuggeranong College; two men, aged 18 and 19, were charged.
A student was stabbed in the arm and hand at Lake Tuggeranong College on Monday, November 3. Ibrahim Dweiher, 18, and Soufiane Arjeuan, 19, appeared in the ACT Magistrates Court the next day.
Prosecutor James Melloy told the court the alleged attack was premeditated and deliberate, involving sustained violence and possible links to a youth gang. Dweiher was also accused of attempting to stab another person who tried to help.
The magistrate determined both men posed a risk of reoffending, interfering with evidence and intimidating witnesses. Bail was denied and both remain in custody.
- 16 years old
- Victim age
- Ibrahim Dweiher, 18; Soufiane Arjeuan, 19
- Accused ages
- Lake Tuggeranong College, Canberra
- Location
- Silver flick knife
- Weapon
Why it mattersSchool safety and escalating youth violence remain a concern for Canberra families and the community.
AustraliaThe case reflects ongoing issues with youth gang violence in the ACT and raises questions about school security and community safety in Canberra.
