🚨Police arrived to find the suspect and three victims on the floor

🚨The suspect tried to stab himself

🚨The relationship between the victims and suspect was not disclosed


JERSEY CITY — A woman and her two children were killed in a domestic violence incident after midnight on Thursday, according to Mayor Steven Fulop.

A man came into a home on Hutton Street and stabbed the woman and the children age 5 and 9.  He then tried to stab himself before being taken into custody, Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop said on his X account.

Napoleon Romero-Anduray, 31, was charged with three counts of first-degree murder as well as third- and fourth-degree weapons offenses. He remains hospitalized at Jersey City Medical Center.

Chaplins and social workers are in the neighborhood to help residents with grieving.

Officials did not identify the man or his relationship to the victims.

Police arrived at the ground-level apartment after 12:15 a.m. and found all four people unconscious on the floor.

Luisa Urbano, 31, was pronounced dead at the scene at 1:12 a.m.

The children — Juan Martin Urbano, 9, and Diana Ramirez, 5 — were rushed to a hospital where they ultimately were pronounced dead.

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