A 21-year-old man from Long Island, identified as Samy Sedhom, has been charged with attempted murder stemming from an incident on February 13. According to the Nassau County Police Department, officers responded to a residence on West Avenue where they found a 28-year-old woman bleeding from a significant facial injury. Reports indicate that Sedhom shot the victim, who is believed to be his sister, with a crossbow during the alleged attack.

Upon the police's arrival, they provided immediate medical assistance, and the victim was transported to a nearby hospital, where she is currently in stable condition. Sedhom was apprehended at the scene without incident and faces several charges, including second-degree attempted murder and first-degree assault. The nature of the incident raises serious concerns regarding domestic violence and the use of unconventional weapons in assaults.

This case has drawn local media attention as it highlights both the severity of domestic disputes that can escalate to attempted murder and the peculiar circumstances of using a crossbow as a weapon. As investigations continue, authorities are looking into the motive behind the attack, as well as ensuring proper legal steps are taken to address the crime and assist the victim in recovery.