Ardmore Man's Charges Held In Student's Stabbing

ARDMORE, PA – An Ardmore man and another man accused of stabbing a Villanova University student recently had their charges held for court after their Thursday preliminary hearings, court records show.

According to court records, Antwine Duane Bing, 27, of Ardmore, had his charges of two counts of felony aggravated assault, two felony counts of conspiracy to commit aggravated assault, simple assault, recklessly endangering another person, and possession of a weapon held.

The simple assault, conspiracy to commit simple assault, and harassment charged filed against Sterling Frazier-Sallad II, 23, of Conshohocken, were also held over.

Each are slated to appear for formal arraignments on Nov. 21, records show.

The pair were arrested on Oct. 11. Bing remains behind bars after failing to post $250,000 bail.

Frazier-Sallad was released Thursday after posting 10 percent of $25,000 bail.

A third suspect remains at large and police are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.

The student left Kelly's Bar, on the 1100 block of E. Lancaster Avenue, at around 2 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 6 with a woman, police said.

They made it down to Prospect Avenue and were heading toward County Line Road when the three suspects began "verbally accosting" the pair, according to authorities.

The victim told the woman to run, and an argument with the three suspects began that soon turned violent.
At some point during the ensuing confrontation, the student was stabbed, although police said he did not realize he'd been stabbed until later. The suspects left in an unknown direction.

A driver passing by stopped and asked if he was okay, and he told her that he was, according to police. The student then walked home, and when he realized he'd been stabbed, walked to Bryn Mawr Hospital. He remains there in stable condition, police said.

Contact Radnor Police at (610) 688-0500 or call 911 with any information on the incident.

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