Mom goes on alleged stabbing spree against husband, toddler and 10-month-old baby
Two young children and a father are recovering in the hospital after investigators say a Texas mother went on a stabbing spree inside the family's home on Tuesday.
Holly Leeann Flores, 37, of Northlake, Texas, is accused of stabbing her two children, a 10-month-old infant and a 3-year-old toddler, before the children's father tried to intervene, investigators say.
Her husband, 34, called 911 early Tuesday morning saying his wife had a knife and stabbed him; when first responders arrived they found the children with chest-area stab wounds.
Holly Leeann Flores, 37, is facing attempted murder charges after investigators say she stabbed her children and her husband in their Northlake, Texas home. (Denton County Jail)
"Officers were dispatched to a residence in the 1200 block of Daylily Drive regarding a stabbing in progress," police say.
Flores's husband was reportedly stabbed in the head and was treated for a "non-life-threatening" stab wound, FOX 4 reported.
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Investigators say a mother stabbed her two young children and their father inside a home in Northlake, Texas. (FOX 4 Dallas)
All were taken to the hospital and are expected to recover.
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The New York Post reported the Northlake Police Department responded to the family's home five times since March of this year for "welfare concerns".
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Jail records indicate Flores is facing two counts of attempted aggravated capital murder of a person under 10 years of age, and aggravated assault with a weapon.
A Texas mother is accused of going on a stabbing spree. (FOX4 Dallas)
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During a Tuesday news conference Northlake Police Chief Robert Crawford called the incident "heartbreaking."
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Fox News Digital reached out to the Northlake Police Department.
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