Trucker found guilty after stabbing co-driver over messy cab

A truck driver was convicted on charges of attempted murder yesterday for allegedly attempting to stab his co-driver to death during a truck stop dispute over cleanliness.

On Thursday, August 1, North Carolina-based truck driver Christopher Teeter was found guilty by a New Jersey jury of various charges including attempted murder, aggravated assault, and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose.

These charges stem from an October 12, 2018 incident that happened at the Petro Truck Stop in Bordentown Township, New Jersey.

Officials say that Teeter and his co-driver, 41 year old Georgia resident Paul Stephen, began to argue about the messiness of the truck.

The argument escalated and Teeter reportedly pulled out a knife and stabbed Stephen multiple times in the abdomen.

When police arrived on the scene, Stephen had collapsed on the ground at the truck stop. He was taken to the hospital in critical condition and survived after emergency surgery.

Teeter is scheduled to be sentenced on September 27, according to NJ.com.