Stabbing Victim's History Complicates Self-Defense Claim
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Kelvin Phillips, a 48-year-old Over-the-Rhine resident, is charged with felonious assault after a stabbing incident on Vine Street. Phillips claims self-defense, stating the victim provoked him and he used a knife to end the confrontation. His lawyer supports the self-defense claim, citing a past protective order and Phillips immediate call to 911. However, prosecutors question the claim due to Phillips past record and the use of a weapon. The victim has a history with Phillips, including previous stabbings. Phillips is held in the Hamilton County Justice Center on a $100,000 bond as the self-defense debate unfolds.
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