Two suspects charged with armed assault to murder after Plymouth stabbing leaves man seriously injured

PLYMOUTH — A 20-year-old man was hospitalized with serious injuries following a stabbing late Tuesday night on Columbus Road, according to a statement from the Plymouth Police Department.

Officers responded to 30 Columbus Road at approximately 11:55 p.m. on June 17 for a reported disturbance involving a stabbing. The first officer on scene found the victim suffering from multiple large lacerations to the upper body and left arm. Other responding officers assisted in treating the man, including the application of a tourniquet before he was transported to South Shore Hospital for further treatment.

Following an investigation, police arrested 20-year-old Maxwell Orszulak of Plymouth and 19-year-old Kyla Stickney of Wilbraham in connection with the attack.

Orszulak was arrested and charged with:

1. Assault & Battery with Dangerous Weapon
2. Assault & Battery with Dangerous Weapon (serious bodily injury)
3. Armed Assault to Murder
4. Mayhem
5. Carrying a Dangerous Weapon
6. Operating a Motor Vehicle with a Suspended License

Stickney was arrested and charged with:

1. Assault
2. Assault & Battery with Dangerous Weapon
3. Assault & Battery with Dangerous Weapon (serious bodily injury)
4. Armed Assault to Murder
5. Mayhem
6. Carrying a Dangerous Weapon

The police department has not released any additional information about the motive or the relationship between the suspects and the victim.