A man and woman accused in the fatal stabbing of another man with a broken bottle at a Detroit liquor store last week have been charged, officials said.

Steven Lewis Hooks, 54, and Bernice Shaneka Chenevert, 31, both of Detroit, were arraigned last Friday, according to the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office.

Both defendants are charged with first-degree murder, officials said.

A magistrate ordered the two remanded to jail and scheduled their next court hearing for Monday, they said.

If convicted, they face up to life in prison.

Hooks’ attorney, Edward Bajoka, said he was just appointed to the case and has no comment at this time. Chenevert’s attorney, Ben Gonek, also said he had no comment.

Authorities allege the defendants stabbed and killed Cordell Harris, 40, of Detroit, last Tuesday.

Police said the incident happened at about noon at a liquor store in the 14800 block of Livernois Avenue near Fenkell Avenue.

According to a preliminary investigation, the victim spoke to Chenevert. After a brief exchange, she got into an argument with him, police said.

Detectives said she contacted Hooks and gave him a broken glass bottle, which he used to stab the victim multiple times in his neck.

Harris was privately conveyed to a hospital, where he died from his injuries, prosecutors said.

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Detroit — There aren’t a lot of breathers the next two weeks for the Red Wings but Monday’s game against Calgary appeared to be one.

Turned out it was, and the Wings took full advantage.

Four second-period goals, two of them from Patrick Kane, sent the Wings to a 5-2 victory over the woeful Flames.

Emmitt Finnie, Moritz Seider (power play) and Dominik Shine (empty net) added goals and goaltender John Gibson stopped 26 shots as the Wings (37-23-8, 82 points) moved three points past Columbus for the final wildcard spot.

With 82 points, the Wings also tied Montreal for third seed in the Atlantic Division, though Montreal has played two less games.

The Wings host Montreal Thursday, Boston — the other Eastern Conference wildcard team — Saturday and Ottawa on March 24, in a crucial homestand.

The Wings fell behind 1-0 on Morgan Frost’s 15th goal in the first period, but roared back in the middle 20 minutes.

Kane tied it at 1 minute, 3 seconds when a deflected pass got on Alex DeBrincat near the blue line, and DeBrincat found Kane alone for a breakaway, Kane beating goaltender Dustin Wolf high.

The Wings took the lead on Finnie’s 12th goal. Finnie tapped in Albert Johansson’s pass, Johansson finding Finnie unattended at the side of the crease at 5:06.

BOX SCORE: Red Wings 5, Flames 2

Kane made it 3-1 with his 12th goal, and second of the period. Kane again converted a pass from DeBrincat, who stole a puck along the boards and found Kane skating alone toward the net. Kane got his stick on the puck and flipped it pass Wolf at 6:37.