Police reveal more details on Bargara stabbing

Police have released more details following the stabbing of a young man who was allegedly stabbed by a teenage girl at Bargara earlier this week.

Police allege an 18-year-old woman stabbed a young man she knew multiple times before fleeing.

A spokesperson for the Queensland Police Service says the victim of a stabbing attack at Bargara on Monday is receiving treatment for non-life threatening injuries and “going okay”.

Earlier this week, police charged 18-year-old Emily Anna Rose Cassar, alleging she entered the rear shed of a Bargara property and repeatedly stabbed an 18-year-old Kepnock man before fleeing.

It is believed the two knew each other.

“The victim and offender were known to each other but not in a relationship,” police said.

The police spokesperson said despite the harrowing incident, charges of a violent nature were not particularly common in the region.

Cassar was granted bail and is due to appear in Bundaberg Magistrates Court for mention on December 9.

Originally published as Police reveal more details on Bargara stabbing