2 Georgia brothers accused of trying to kill their parents

Investigators are still trying to figure out what led two brothers to allegedly attempt to kill their parents in a Georgia neighborhood Saturday.

Seventeen-year-old Cameron Ervin and 22-year-old Christopher Ervin were arrested Saturday in Gwinnett County, an area just northeast of Atlanta.

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The mother, Yvonne Ervin, was able to call 911 during the struggle.

Police arrived on the scene to find Yvonne severely beaten and her husband, Zachary, bleeding from stab wounds.

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"Had she not been able to make that 911 call, it's very uncertain what would've happened," Sgt. Rich Long of the Gwinnett County Police told WXIA.

Investigators found that the gas line in the home had been cut and believe the brothers had planned to burn the house down. The two now face charges of aggravated assault and arson.

"A good kid, definitely a good kid. That's the last thing I would expect out of those kids," neighbor Clinton Miller told WGCL.

The father and mother are recovering from their injuries. The brothers are scheduled to appear in court Friday.

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