By: Audrey Wong
FAIRFIELD - Ilka Valencia rocked like a pendulum Tuesday afternoon as she wailed, knowing her 15-year-old son was lying in an ambulance.
"No, my son, my son," Valencia sobbed.
Her son was stabbed, then apparently retaliated by stabbing his alleged attacker, police said. Valencia wandered under the crime scene tape and begged Fairfield police for word about her wounded son. Her other, younger son sat in a patrol car.
Valencia swung between sorrow and rage as she wondered why officers had detained her younger son and his two friends. One of the friends - a slight boy with long, dirty blond hair - was led away in handcuffs.
Firefighters and police closed off the 1700 block of North Texas Street so two helicopters could land on the road. The two stabbing victims were transported to John Muir Medical Center in Walnut Creek.
Both injured boys suffered non-life threatening wounds, said Fairfield police Lt. Al Bagos.
The melee stemmed from a quarrel at the Jack-in-the-Box on North Texas Street. The 15-year-old, two 14-year-old boys and an 11-year-old boy were at the restaurant, police said. A 12-year-old boy walked in and argued with the 15-year-old over the soda machine.
When the 15-year-old and his three companions left, the 12-year-old followed on his bicycle, Bagos said. After catching the four, the 12-year-old tussled with the 15-year-old - allegedly stabbing the teen in the neck and back.
The 12-year-old then fled, with the 15-year-old and the other three boys in pursuit. They caught the 12-year-old in front of Kuk Sool Korean Martial Arts around 4 p.m., Bagos said, and one boy handed the 15-year-old a knife. The teen allegedly stabbed the 12-year-old in the head and torso, Bagos said.
Larry White was inside his martial arts studio when he said he saw four boys surround a fifth one, who was getting stabbed. White snatched the fifth boy and dragged him inside. After the other four boys threatened White, he went outside to confront them with a heavy staff.
White said one boy pointed at him and said, "'I'm going to kill him, he stabbed my brother, then I'm going to kill you,' " White said.
"I was about to kill him," White said. "He was a kid, but I had no choice, he had a knife and he was coming at me. He wanted to come into the school and finish the job."
A woman then wrapped her arms around the boy threatening White and convinced him to leave, White said. The 15-year-old walked away and sat on a curb. As police arrived, the other three boys followed the teen.
"I don't care what (the 12-year-old) did," White said as he scrubbed blood from the floor. "I was not going to stand there and watch these kids kill this boy."
All juveniles will face charges of assault with a deadly weapon, Bagos said. The second stabbing doesn't appear to be in self-defense because the 12-year-old was running away and not actively assaulting anyone when he was stabbed, Bagos said.
Valencia said her son was taken from the hospital and booked into Solano County Juvenile Hall.
The 11-year-old is also a suspect in the attempted robbery of a family Sunday on the Linear Trail, Bagos said.
WHY DO I LIVE HERE!?!?!? SO EFFING GHETTO.
little childrens stabbing each other!? WTF
ALSO, i hate audrey wong.