Man Stabbed Naked Woman At Lower Bucks Motel: Court Records

LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA —A Bristol Township man has been charged in the stabbing of a woman at a motel, court records state.

Alfred Camp, 63, of Bristol Township, was charged with two counts of aggravated assault and a single count of simple assault.

According to a criminal complaint obtained by Patch, Bristol Township Police responded at 9:15 p.m. on Thursday to the Rodeway Inn at the corner of Green Lane and Route 13.

Police said they were alerted by a hotel guest who reported loud yelling from an adjacent room and witnessed a woman exiting the room screaming that she had been stabbed.

Police talked to the victim, who was treated by EMS for a wound to her left leg. She was taken to Lower Bucks Hospital for treatment.

She said that Camp had allegedly stabbed her with a knife that had a brown-colored handle, the criminal complaint states.

Camp was found in the room by police cleaning blood from his hands with paper towels.

Camp told police that he was talking to the woman and said she was soliciting in the area of the motel, the complaint states.

After an argument, Camp allegedly stabbed the woman in his room, and then pushed the naked woman out of his room and into the hallway.

Her screams attracted the attention of multiple hotel guests, who called police, court records state.

Camp was preliminarily arraigned last Friday by District Judge Frank Peranteau Sr. and he was held on 10 percent of $45,000 bail.