An Ohio woman was arrested for fatally stabbing a 3-year-old boy in a supermarket parking lot.

A tragic incident has shaken the city of North Olmsted, Ohio, where a 3-year-old boy lost his life and his mother was seriously injured. The perpetrator, Bionca Ellis, has been charged with aggravated murder and attempted murder for her alleged involvement in the attack. According to reports, Ellis committed a "random act of violence" in the parking lot of a local supermarket.

Eyewitnesses say that Ellis, 32, walked past Margot Wood and her son, Julian, while they were shopping at the Giant Eagle supermarket. But things took a horrifying turn when Ellis followed them into the parking lot and allegedly stabbed them both with a knife she had taken from a nearby thrift store. Wood was stabbed in the shoulder, while Julian suffered stab wounds to his face and back. The incident took place on June 3 and immediately prompted multiple 911 calls.

One witness described the chaotic scene to dispatchers, saying, "There's a lady with a knife stabbing somebody in the lot at Giant Eagle. She's walking toward Lorain with a knife in her hand." Another employee of the supermarket also called for help, reporting that a child was bleeding and in need of CPR. The police arrived on the scene and took Ellis into custody, setting her bond at a staggering $1 million.

The following day, a grand jury indicted Ellis on multiple charges, including aggravated murder and attempted murder. Detective Sgt. Matthew Beck stated that the motive behind her actions is still unknown, but all evidence points to a random act of violence. This is not the first time Ellis has had a run-in with the law in North Olmsted. Last year, she was arrested for stealing from a Walmart store and was convicted of unauthorized use of property.

The community is still reeling from this senseless act of violence. North Olmsted Mayor Nicole Dailey Jones expressed her condolences in a written statement, saying, "Our hearts go out to the two victims of what appears to be a random act of violence." The supermarket where the incident took place also released a statement, expressing their shock and sadness. They have pledged to cooperate with the authorities and have asked the public to refrain from spreading rumors and speculations.

Meanwhile, in a heartwarming gesture, music producer Metro Boomin donated $100,000 to five St. Louis nonprofits in honor of his late mother. The news serves as a reminder that even in the midst of tragedy, there are still acts of kindness and generosity that can bring hope and healing to a community.

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