Former St. John's lacrosse player from Melville convicted of stabbing roommate
The Queens district attorney says Matthew Stockfeder plunged a knife into the victim's gut during a fight over a party in 2019.
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Mar 26, 2022, 2:36 AM
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yesterdayA former St. John's lacrosse player from Melville has been convicted of stabbing his roommate.
The Queens district attorney says Matthew Stockfeder plunged a knife into the victim's gut during a fight over a party in 2019.
Stockfeder faces up to 25 years in prison. He'll be sentenced next month.
Stockfeder's attorney tells Newsday his client was "totally justified" and will appeal.