MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – Police have released the 911 calls made after a 15-year-old boy was stabbed at Miami Killian Senior High School on Tuesday.
Some of the calls appear to have been made by frantic students, while family members also called 911 after receiving panicked calls from their loved ones.
Dispatcher: "Miami-Dade police and fire. Where's your emergency?"
Caller: "Um, someone got stabbed. I just called. Um, someone got stabbed in Miami Killian Senior High School."
Dispatcher: "OK, where in the high school are they?"
Caller: "What?"
Dispatcher: "Where in the high school are they? Where, where in the school are you?"
Caller: "In the cafeteria, right in the cafeteria. The kid is on the floor and he's… I don't know... I just know that they already took away the girl who has the knife, but he's on the floor!"
Another caller said he didn't know who the suspect was, but did know the victim.
Caller: "I do not know who stabbed him, but I know who the person who got stabbed was."
Dispatcher: "OK, so the victim is a male or a female?"
Caller: "Male. Victim is a male. Suspect is a female."
A woman also called police after receiving a call from her sister.
Caller: "Hi, my little sister just called me crying, saying that she just saw somebody get stabbed at school."
Dispatcher: "At Killian?"
Caller: "Yes."
Dispatcher: "Yeah, we have help on the way there."
Caller: "OK. OK, thank God."
A 17-year-old girl accused in the stabbing of DeAndre Johnson remains in juvenile jail.
According to an arrest report, the suspect was found with additional weapons in her book bag, including two additional kitchen knives and a large fork used for grilling.
In one of the 911 calls a student was asked who the person was that stabbed Johnson.
"I don't know," the caller said. "Some girl. She's not right. The girl's not right."
Johnson's father, Andre Johnson, told Local 10 News that his son did not know the suspect other than sharing a class with him.
Police said Johnson was stabbed in the chest in the cafeteria. A student who called 911 told the dispatcher that someone put pressure on the wound until help arrived. Johnson underwent surgery to repair a pierced lung and artery and is said to be in good condition.
Meanwhile, the suspect's family has filed a lawsuit against the former high school of the teen, claiming she was raped by two football players. Police have not confirmed the allegations made against the Keys Gate Charter students.
Johnson is a sophomore football player at Miami Killian Senior High School.
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