A stabbing incident inside a Texas Medical Center garage has led to federal charges being filed against a man. The victim, an employee of Houston Methodist, was injured in the attack. FBI Houston has announced the federal charges in connection with the stabbing. Further details about the incident and the charges are available from the source, including information from FBI Houston.
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