Pregnant Sister and Accomplice Charged in Restaurant Stabbing

WHO:

Fox News - Brianna Long, 29, and Kierianna Long, 26, are the two sisters accused.

Fox News - The victim is a 23-year-old employee at a Detroit chicken restaurant.

WHAT:

Fox News - The sisters are charged with assault with intent to murder, assault with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder, and assault with a dangerous weapon.

Fox News - The sisters allegedly stabbed the employee in the stomach and attempted to throw hot grease and other items at her.

NY Post - One sister proclaimed, "I'm going to kill you," during the assault.

Fox News - The injured employee required surgery after fleeing the restaurant and hiding in a stranger’s vehicle.

WHERE:

Fox News - The incident occurred at a chicken restaurant in Detroit.

WHEN:

Fox News - The incident took place on May 30.

Fox News - Brianna Long gave birth four days before her arraignment.

WHY:

Fox News - The altercation began over a dispute regarding a wrong food order.

HOW:

Fox News - The sisters entered the restaurant, ran behind the counter, and attacked the employee.

Fox News - They threw items, chased the employee, hit her with pots and pans, and threatened her during the incident.

Fox News - Defense attorneys claimed the employee provoked the assault by saying she did not "give a f---" about the food order error and threw items first.

(UPDATED June 15, 2026 08:54 UTC)

Brianna Long, 29, and Kierianna Long, 26, are facing serious charges after allegedly attacking a 23-year-old employee at a chicken restaurant in Detroit over a dispute regarding a wrong food order. The sisters are charged with assault with intent to murder, among other offenses, after they reportedly stabbed the employee in the stomach and threatened her while throwing hot grease and other items. Following the violent altercation, the injured employee required surgery after fleeing the restaurant and hiding in a stranger’s vehicle.