Woodbury, NJ – Randall D. Bilger, 61, of West Deptford, was arrested and charged with  first-degree attempted murder and third-degree unlawful possession of a weapon  following a stabbing that left one adult injured, Gloucester County Prosecutor Andrew  B. Johns announced. 

According to documents filed in this case: 

West Deptford responded Friday morning after a witness called 911 to report Bilger was  bleeding and holding a knife. The witness had gone to the residence to check on the  victim, an adult female. They told officers that after finding the front door locked, they  went to the back door, where Bilger answered, holding a knife and covered in blood, and  said “It’s not a good time.” 

Woodbury, NJ – Yolanda F. Johnson, 62, of Clayton, was arrested and charged with  third-degree aggravated assault, third-degree endangering a person with a  developmental disability, and third-degree possession of a weapon for an unlawful  purpose after allegedly stabbing an adult victim in her care with a stun gun. 

According to documents filed in this case: 

On Feb. 3, an adult victim, who is diagnosed with autism, disclosed to individuals at  school they had been harmed in their home. The victim, who had marks on their left,  rear shoulder, told police they had been stabbed with a “stab gun” as they attempted to  leave home on Jan. 30.  

A search warrant was subsequently obtained and executed at Johnson’s home where a  blue stun gun was found.  

Johnson was arrested Feb. 5 and released on a summons.  

The maximum term of incarceration is 5 years in state prison for each charge.