Teen charged with attempted murder A 14-YEAR-old Queensland girl has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly threatening a care worker for the aged with a knife. Police say the girl allegedly smashed a car window after walking into an aged care complex on John Street at Rosewood around 11.15pm (AEST) on Sunday before entering the home's building and threatening a staff member with a knife. She is said then to have smashed a building window and confronted another two staff members with the knife before running off. Police found the girl nearby with non-life threatening injuries. No one at the facility was injured. It is also alleged the girl was involved in an earlier disturbance at a Rosewood residence around 8.30pm (AEST). Charges have also been laid against her in relation to two separate incidents at an educational facility at Rosewood, which is west of Brisbane, on December 25 and December 29. Charges against the girl include attempted murder, acts intended to cause grievous bodily harm, assault occasioning bodily harm while armed, deprivation of liberty, serious assault, trespass and wilful damage. She will be dealt with under the provisions of the Youth Justice Act.