EL PASO, TEXAS (KFOX14/CBS4) — A 44-year-old woman accused of stabbing a 14-year-old boy inside a home in Northwest El Paso had her bond reduced on Tuesday.

As KFOX14/CBS4 previously reported, Janie King was arrested and charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in connection with the stabbing earlier this month.

During a bond hearing on Tuesday, a magistrate judge reduced King’s original bond from $100,000 to $60,000 after her attorney requested a reduction, citing financial strain because King’s husband has not been working and is at home taking care of the children.

King’s attorney also said that if released, King would like to be admitted to University Medical Center’s Psychiatric Center to receive treatment.

In addition to the bond being reduced, King was ordered to be placed under conditions of “intensive-level supervision” if she posts bail.

According to the judge, under the conditions of her release, King must report to her supervision officer as instructed, cannot be arrested for any new offenses, cannot possess or consume illegal drugs or alcohol, or possess any weapons or firearms.

Additionally, the judge ordered King to have no contact with the 14-year-old boy.

The bond hearing also provided several updates on the relationship between King and the 14-year-old, who has now been identified as her son.

Assistant District Attorney Holly Rodriguez said King is the mother of the 14-year-old and the primary caregiver for him and a 12-year-old, who both have special needs.

According to Rodriguez, as a result of the stabbing, the 14-year-old has had to have surgery on an artery in his neck and shoulder.

“I would ask that whatever bond you give, that we make sure she’s not in the home and not near the children,” Rodriguez told the judge.

Meanwhile, the incident began when police were called to a home in the 400 block of Nordstrom Avenue near the Outlet Shoppes on Sept. 2, where a teen boy was stabbed, sparking an hours-long SWAT standoff.

Police documents previously obtained by KFOX14/CBS4 state the victim told investigators he was sitting on his gaming chair playing video games when King allegedly entered his room armed with a baseball bat and a knife. The boy said he told King to put the weapons down, but she allegedly refused and began stabbing him. The victim described trying to take the knife away before running to the first floor, where his brother helped him hide and lock themselves in a room until police arrived.

According to investigators, the brother said that when he came out of his room, he saw his 14-year-old brother covered in blood, crawling down the stairs, and King allegedly chasing him with a knife in her hand. The brother said the 14-year-old grabbed a kitchen stool to use as a shield before the two escaped into the brother’s room, locked the door, and called 911.

The 14-year-old was stabbed twice in the neck, twice in the right arm, and once in the chest near the left armpit. He was also cut once on his right hand when he tried to take the knife away from the suspect, according to the documents.

The stabbing led to a standoff with SWAT as King allegedly barricaded herself in the home from the time police arrived around 5:47 p.m. until officers entered the home and arrested her around 10:20 p.m.

According to the documents, when the responding officer arrived, he was met by the brother, who let the officer into the home. After the officer learned King was in the home’s garage, he reportedly covered the door to protect those inside and told them to leave the home. The officer described seeing “lots of blood on the floor” when he entered, according to the documents.

King is now expected to go to grand jury on Wednesday.

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